who else was woken up in the middle of the night for on-call pages because of cloudflare?
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#42Raise your hands if you don't use Cloudflare in your stack and are proud of your decision. You are the future of the operational internet!
We use Render which apparently uses Cloudflare. It went down.
Hard to know what 3rd party services you depend on uses Cloudflare.
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#43Complexity is the enemy of availability (and security, and a few more things besides).
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#44why tinyurl.com was down...
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#45Raise your hands if you don't use Cloudflare in your stack and are proud of your decision. You are the future of the operational internet!
We use Render which apparently uses Cloudflare. It went down. Hard to know what 3rd party services you depend on uses Cloudflare.
Luckily there is Privacy terms that usually disclose this.
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#46Maybe some company could start up that had decentralized backups/mirrors/caches of websites in case cloudflare goes down...
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#47Raise your hands if you don't use Cloudflare in your stack and are proud of your decision. You are the future of the operational internet!
We use Render which apparently uses Cloudflare. It went down. Hard to know what 3rd party services you depend on uses Cloudflare.
Raise your hands if you found out you use cloudflare three weeks ago.
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#48How crazy is it that Lime bikes become unusable if Cloudflare goes down? I hope Waymos are not on cloudflare
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#49Looks like this time they first considered that they screwed up themselves, unlike the last time when they were fighting a phantom attack for a while until they realized that it was their own fault.
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#50HB1 in action