When I worked there (3+ years ago), if PDX were out then "the brain" was out... things like DDoS protection was already being done within each PoP (so that will be just fine, even for L3 and L7 floods, even for new and novel attacks), but nearly everything else was done with the compute in PDX and then shipped to each PoP as configuration data. The lifecycle is: PoPs generate/gather data > send to PDX > compute in PD…
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#52Flexential PDX02 reportedly lost power around the same time this started.
> Identified - Cloudflare is assessing a loss of power impacting data centres while simultaneously failing over services.
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#53Did someone re-commit this bug from the other day? https://blog.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-incident-on-october-3... E: nah, looks like a power outage in their brain DC. See other comments for details :)
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#55Cloudflare has been down a lot this week. Technically, what I am thinking of was Hubspot was down but apparently it was related to Cloudflare issues.
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#56Cloudflare has been down a lot this week. Technically, what I am thinking of was Hubspot was down but apparently it was related to Cloudflare issues.
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#57This is not looking good. I really hope they don't move away from dogfooding because of this. Also vercel deployments (and edge functions in general) aren't working. Their status page says: "We identified the root cause as an issue with one of our upstream providers and working with them towards mitigation." I wonder if edge functions use workers under the hood lol. LINK: https://www.vercel-status.com/
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#59Oh, no! The lava lamps are off, there's not enough entropy!
https://www.cloudflare.com/learning/ssl/lava-lamp-encryption...
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#60When I worked there (3+ years ago), if PDX were out then "the brain" was out... things like DDoS protection was already being done within each PoP (so that will be just fine, even for L3 and L7 floods, even for new and novel attacks), but nearly everything else was done with the compute in PDX and then shipped to each PoP as configuration data. The lifecycle is: PoPs generate/gather data > send to PDX > compute in PD…