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Sorry, everyone. Everything should be back up now. A human error resulted in patches being wiped out on both production server and failover server.
We re-deployed all the patches -- so things should be back to normal.
I am sorry for both -- the incident and the poor communication on our part. The communication part is where I will focus the most next, as we had planned way to solve this particular issue with servers -- and it worked well.
You (probably) need to install pyOpenSSL (available in base repos on CentOS6 and CentOS7, I dont know about anything else). It enables SNI for kernelcare according to the warning when you update to the latest version of kernelcare rpm.
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