Blobstore: is service down? [closed] - google-app-engine

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I'm experiencing a strange problem with file uploads to Blobstore (runtime: Java, appid: teamwork-client-services). POSTing a request with file data from client's browser to Blobstore service URL (retrieved via call to createUploadUrl()) causes a status 500 response with no explanation. Request gets never redirected to my server-side upload handler.
Just checked two other applications (one of them uses Python runtime). Got the same behavior. GAE System Status console shows 100% availability, but I'm not sure if Blobstore status is monitored there.
Could anyone help me figure out what's going on?
Thanks in advance.

Just letting you guys know - seems like the Google AppEngine team agnoledged the problem and solved it just now:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/google-appengine-downtime-notify/jWjCxoPOP8Y

We are experiencing the same thing, started happening today - we didn't change anything so we assume it is an internal breakage in one of the blobstore service mechanims

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