ITunes Connect times out when trying to deploy an iOS app

Ive been trying for the past hour to submit an app via xCode and as it trys to log into iTunes Connect I get a time out error. Is anyone else realizing this issue? Does anyone know whats happening and when we can expect it to be back up?
-Scott

Probably a temporary outage on the backend. Try again and it will probably work.
Michi.

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