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Re: Ask HN: Plenty of large sites down; Reddit.com, GNU.org, Discord, coincidence?

#31
post #8

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Pretty unstable here, it loads but all the user specific pages return 'error code: 503'

And their status page shows all green... https://reddit.statuspage.io/

It shows a big spike in 500s and dip in request rate around 2 hours ago

Re: Ask HN: Plenty of large sites down; Reddit.com, GNU.org, Discord, coincidence?

#32

Turkey?

I don't understand the relation/reference.

I'm Turkish and have been watching the news but I don't see any reason why someone correlates large websites being down with Turkey. With no explanation too.

Can you elaborate please? This is an honest question and I would like to know if my government is hacking foreign sites in retaliation for sanctions.

Re: Ask HN: Plenty of large sites down; Reddit.com, GNU.org, Discord, coincidence?

#33

Is AWS/Azure/GCE down? Remember: the cloud is someone's else computer. When it's broken, you cannot do anything

Last time this happened for me it was Cloudflare's fault. Google and some other really large sites worked, but not much else.

Re: Ask HN: Plenty of large sites down; Reddit.com, GNU.org, Discord, coincidence?

#34

Turkey?

I don't understand the relation/reference. I'm Turkish and have been watching the news but I don't see any reason why someone correlates large websites being down with Turkey. With no explanation too. Can you elaborate please? This is an honest question and I would like to know if my government is hacking foreign sites in retaliation for sanctions.

They would if they could.

Re: Ask HN: Plenty of large sites down; Reddit.com, GNU.org, Discord, coincidence?

#35
post #26

Is AWS/Azure/GCE down? Remember: the cloud is someone's else computer. When it's broken, you cannot do anything

So what? I would rather have Google/Amazon employees on the issue than some random DevOps dude.

This just doesn’t make sense. Google/Amazon employees basically are some random DevOps “dudes”. Whereas your own people would be...whoever you decided to hire to work on your infrastructure.

Re: Ask HN: Plenty of large sites down; Reddit.com, GNU.org, Discord, coincidence?

#37
post #35
post #26

Earlier quoted context omitted.

So what? I would rather have Google/Amazon employees on the issue than some random DevOps dude.

This just doesn’t make sense. Google/Amazon employees basically are some random DevOps “dudes”. Whereas your own people would be...whoever you decided to hire to work on your infrastructure.

It's like an insurance. You wouldn't be able to hire as many and as highly paid random DevOps on your own. So you and others pay a 3th person to do it, just in case you need a competent person.

Re: Ask HN: Plenty of large sites down; Reddit.com, GNU.org, Discord, coincidence?

#38
post #35
post #26

Earlier quoted context omitted.

So what? I would rather have Google/Amazon employees on the issue than some random DevOps dude.

This just doesn’t make sense. Google/Amazon employees basically are some random DevOps “dudes”. Whereas your own people would be...whoever you decided to hire to work on your infrastructure.

Infrastructure (ops, software, hiring, social) matters.

Hiring some dude won't give you that.

Re: Ask HN: Plenty of large sites down; Reddit.com, GNU.org, Discord, coincidence?

#39

Turkey?

I don't understand the relation/reference. I'm Turkish and have been watching the news but I don't see any reason why someone correlates large websites being down with Turkey. With no explanation too. Can you elaborate please? This is an honest question and I would like to know if my government is hacking foreign sites in retaliation for sanctions.

Retaliation would make sense, but I haven't dug deep in Turkeys APT crews lately. Most of the stuff I hear/read about is talking about Iranian, Russian, Chinese and roaming APT groups doing attacks. It also would make attacks from Turkish AS's more logical as the government would not likely do something about 'their own' for free.

Re: Ask HN: Plenty of large sites down; Reddit.com, GNU.org, Discord, coincidence?

#40
post #38
post #35

Earlier quoted context omitted.

This just doesn’t make sense. Google/Amazon employees basically are some random DevOps “dudes”. Whereas your own people would be...whoever you decided to hire to work on your infrastructure.

Infrastructure (ops, software, hiring, social) matters. Hiring some dude won't give you that.

Hiring the right dude will. The trouble is, most of them are happily employed elsewhere.
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