Block Storage Issues Across All Regions: Incident Report for DigitalOcean
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#12Re: Block Storage Issues Across All Regions: Incident Report for DigitalOcean
#13That's not seriously the real engineering portmortem is it? That looks more like a 'Resolved the issue' update - it is way too shallow and vague. If this was sent out at AWS as a COE (postmortem), it would be ripped apart - it is not going to satisfy anyone reading it that they should have confidence this class of failure isn't going to happen again. It looks like they haven't even identified the root cause(s) of the…
> Efforts continue to find the incompatibility in the networking configuration change. Additionally, we are exploring improvements to our tools and processes to facilitate a finer grained, more incremental deployment method for wide, system-level changes.
Re: Block Storage Issues Across All Regions: Incident Report for DigitalOcean
#14Trust and transparency are the currencies of the internet, in the same way that cigarettes and contraband are the currencies in prison. This post is worth approx. a 1/2 smoked cigarette.
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#15Re: Block Storage Issues Across All Regions: Incident Report for DigitalOcean
#16It's because of "reports" like these I didn't feel like staying as their customer. Whomever is in charge of [limiting scope and wording of] these reports should listen to a few things in private at their HQs.
Given that, would you trust the engineers from DO to work on your systems?
Re: Block Storage Issues Across All Regions: Incident Report for DigitalOcean
#17Earlier quoted context omitted.
Given that, would you trust the engineers from DO to work on your systems?
Of course, engineers are not individually responsible for large outages like that, I trust they always do their best (I'm a SRE myself).