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Re: YouTube Down

#193

This will be interesting and humbling for 'resilient services' advocates.. Nodes can be down but services will not go down.. I'd want to know what caused this. I'm guessing they're running on kubernetes, but it too early to tell what actually must have failed.. clearly there are points of failure and not sufficient backups to that point of failure..

I'd be surprised. I don't think kubernetes is the main platform google uses to deploy their stuff.

Re: YouTube Down

#194

Recalling mr.Stallman. This is a good reminder about what can happen with all of your online projects/ data/disk storage/letters/photos/notes once it stops working ...I never stored things online.

I would hope most content creators aren't using Youtube as a primary storage medium. It's not as if the site forces them to delete their original copy after uploading, after all.

Re: YouTube Down

#195

Earlier quoted context omitted.

The problem is that most of my subscribed channels are not in Vimeo, so I lose a lot of meaningful content

I wonder why syndication is not more of a thing. Surely there must be a simple tool to upload your video to multiple platforms at once?

Would you risk losing ad revenue if you posted to content providers who pay less?

(I have no idea whether YT revenue is meaningful for smaller players, to be clear; I suspect not, but I also suspect it's worse elsewhere.)

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