“I have had to arrange for friends to get keys from me at work if needed so he will get his food.” “This has sent me into a panic as I am a college student with multiple jobs and rely on this device to make sure he receives proper feedings and nutrition,” Studer continued.
“It would appear that despite my device being connected to wifi and appearing to work perfectly (we usually receives notifications to feedings not working but this is not the case with this issue), I have to manually feed him.” “I have a cat named Winston who loved this feeder,” Studer said in an email. “Most are unaware as their emails go to spam or are filtered and we didn’t receive alerts on our phone that the auto feed was down,” she said. Taryn Studer, who has used a PetNet feeder since February and is being affected by the outage, said that many users might not even know there was an issue. Herrera claimed that about 10% of PetNet users were affected, and that the feeders can operate on previously set schedules without this particular third-party service, though users lose the ability to feed remotely or change the feeding schedule. PetNet’s CEO, Carlos Herrera, told the Guardian that the third-party server service, which he said the company rents from Google, had been down for around 10 hours and did not have redundancy backups, but said that PetNet was preparing to roll out a workaround to the problem.
Petnet automatic feeder Offline#
Spend $150 on a fancy pet feeder that doesn’t feed your cat when their servers are offline what a great design /ZXMiGuWNFE- Alan July 27, 2016
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