
Introducing the New RIPEstat UI
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The RIPE NCC will soon launch a new version of the RIPEstat UI built on the original 2013 version, but with a much more modern look and feel. In this article, the team highlights some of the changes made and shares a first look at the new design.
@Stéphane: Thanks for you report! We underestimated the load the system would have. This should be resolved by now. We will track this on https://status.ripe.net/incidents/2jyvq1h34bgv
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