YouTube Down: Service Unavailable, What’s Going On?

By: Ryan | August 6, 2007

The most popular video sharing website on the net, YouTube, has reportedly come up up with the error message of http/1.1 service unavailable, meaning that their server is down. What does this mean then?

This could be for a number of reasons, the most likely being that there may have been some kind of internal mistake or error that lead to the website being out on hold for a while. Another reason as to why YouTube is down could be that too much traffic made it’s way to YouTube, which could not be handled, lead to it crashing internally.

Personally, I doubt there is any kind of update running accross the site, due to the fact that they would be able to put up a message to their millions of viewers, informing them that the site is not running. Whatever the reason, YouTube was said to be down and noone knows why exactly.

Why do you think YouTube was rumoured to be down? Stay with Product Reviews for the latest info on the situation and other computing news.

Update: YouTube is up and running again, with no sign as to why they were down in the first place.

By: Ryan | Filed under: Computers

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