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Just hold the bond to maturity.

Now is a good time to point out that the SLA of Google Cloud Storage only covers HTTP 500 errors: https://cloud.google.com/storage/sla . So if the servers are not responding at all…

Doesn't surprise me. The value of their ad products is deteriorating rapidly. For instance just today we found that one of our UAC campaigns, which supposedly is super smart and wi…

Happy to hear that, I've been waiting for it! Makes it much easier to make sure I have it on all my devices. Love Leonardo!

You can quantize it to get the parameters down to 8 bits.

Given the big mess they had when Google Drive migrated to Google Play subscriptions I wouldn't exactly say that they're good at it. http://imgur.com/a/gzkZ5

I'd be very surprised if Dropbox manages to IPO at $10B valuation. The growth simply isn't there. They're big on platforms and markets with no growth but they're getting killed in …

1% of ~2 roughly billion users = 20 million users. With one request every 5 years that'd be roughly 10k support requests per day. Considering that a lot of the cases can be answere…

Also on GCS, if you do a HEAD after DELETE on a bucket that is under lifecycle management it returns 200 instead of 404. Not really a consistency issue but it can really come and b…

We are also calling S3 from our servers. S3 is receiving more requests and has had 0 issues. This is the corresponding NewRelic data for S3: http://imgur.com/HjH4f0Q

I asked Google's support team the same thing regarding the SLA not including situations when the system would not be responding to any requests at all. This was there response: "pl…

This also occurs for small payloads (e.g. list operations). Google's support team has acknowledged that the problem was on their end. They sent us this message: "I wanted to let yo…

Thanks for the follow up. This has been an open support case since October 15th. Regardless of the reason of the issue I find it absurd that only HTTP 500 errors are covered by the…

These numbers are from AWS EC2 instances. Not from mobile app users.

Here are the GCS response times according to NewRelic: http://imgur.com/l1dj1Mx

We use Multi-regional, Regional, DRA, Nearline and Cloudline. NewRelic doesn't differentiate between the buckets. It only provide an average across all request to storage.googleapi…

If you consider to use Google Cloud Platform it's important to know that their SLA is practically useless. It only includes requests with HTTP Status code 500. If the system is not…