And somehow Pokemon Go is down, too. They use GCP for hosting, but I'm not seeing other outages on GCP. Maybe they have deeper integration with Google's Cloud than publicly disclosed?
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#162Interesting that I have been watching a long video (over an hour long) and the buffer is still loading while YouTube in general is down for me
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#163Google is also rejecting SMTP ingress traffic.
(delivery temporarily suspended: lost connection with aspmx.l.google.com[2a00:1450:400c:c04::1b] while sending DATA command)
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#164Looks like if google services are down for more than 45 minutes, Workspace customers gets 3 days added.
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#166GCP console is not working too https://console.cloud.google.com/ , however at least the services are still running :) phew
It's a mixed bag. Cloud storage is down but at least cloud logging is up to stream all the errors.
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#167Just checked https://www.google.com/appsstatus all green, which does not reflect reality for me (e.g. Gmail is down) edit: shows how incredibly difficult introspection is
What's the point of having a status page when it can't reliably tell you the factual status?
Helps Google meet a 99.999% SLA!
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#168Google meet/hangouts, appliances, the lot.
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#169Same in Ukraine
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#170What do you think, how much money are they losing right now every second?
Do tech companies post that kind of data?
When I worked in the automotive industry, the Detroit Big 3 American auto makers had figured out their cost per minute of downtime. They would even charge that to their suppliers and anyone who shut down one of their plants.
It was something like $10,000 per minute since they’re able to roll a complete vehicle off the assembly line about every minute