AzerothSurvivors Mirror Service Shut Down and Retired
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The mirror service for AzerothSurvivors, previously accessible via azerothsurvivors-mirror.sandervspl.dev, has been officially shut down. The site now displays a notice confirming the closure of the service.
Current Status
- The service is no longer operational.
- All former API routes, download endpoints, and administrative interfaces have been decommissioned and return an HTTP 410 Gone status code.
- The homepage remains accessible to display the closure notification (HTTP 200).
Impact on Data
As part of the shutdown process, the production R2 bucket, azerothsurvivors-downloads, has been permanently deleted along with its entire contents. The maintainer reports that the Worker hosting the service no longer utilizes any storage or analytics bindings.
Repository Status
While the live service is offline, the associated GitHub repository remains available. Historical implementation files and verification artifacts are preserved; however, users should note that the original upload and verification commands documented in the repository are no longer functional and do not apply to the now-defunct live site. Users seeking information on the project's history or technical implementation can still review these files directly on GitHub.
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