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A great example for why you shouldn't transfer your domain to Cloudflare Registrar if you're also using their CDN. Those who have transferred their domains cannot change DNS servers to mitigate the outage.
Together with a short TTL we were able to recover without relying on their dashboards.
A great example for why you shouldn't transfer your domain to Cloudflare Registrar if you're also using their CDN. Those who have transferred their domains cannot change DNS servers to mitigate the outage.
Any workarounds or solutions ? I'm an on-call engineer with lots of questions coming in. I'm not sure what I can do apart from moving the domain off Cloudflare, bug DNS propagation would take a few hours and by then Cloudflare might be up again.
CloudFlare has proven in the past to be a very capable party, I don't think panicking now and try to move everything away is a smart move. Also, a few people have been saying that even if you want to, the site to do so is not reachable, so that would be a challenge as well.
Good. I'm tired of people not learning that trusting a single gateway with 50% of the internet is bad. Yes, I know, free DDOS protection. There has to be another way of doing this, some mesh based DDOS protection or so.
I get your point. But I'm not sure I can ever grok the mindset of someone who thinks, "good, that'll teach 'em". Not sure I'd ever want to work with that individual.
Either downforeveryoneorjustme.com is itself served by Cloudflare too, or has been hugged to death.
So many crypto sites are down. Coinbase WazirX CoinmarketCap
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Point your DNS back to your actual host? Might be the only short term solution, though DNS propagation times kinda rule that out :/
That's a no-go if you transferred your domains to Cloudflare Registrar.