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Re: GCP Outage

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post #204
post #169

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Something must be preventing them updating the status page at this point. Of course they could still deem it not enough, but just from my limited tests, docker, buf, etc (it may not be GCP that is down, but it is quite the coincidence). are outright down. I'd wager that this is much more widespread.

I'm actually on a bridge call with Google Cloud, we're a large customer -- I just learned today that their status page is not automated, instead someone actually manually updates it!

That's fairly typical. You want a human in the loop for decisions like that.

Re: GCP Outage

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post #180

Cloudflare is down too. From https://www.cloudflarestatus.com : Update - We are seeing a number of services suffer intermittent failures. We are continuing to investigate this and we will update this list as we assess the impact on a per-service level. Impacted services: Access WARP Durable Objects (SQLite backed Durable Objects only) Workers KV Realtime Workers AI Stream Parts of the Cloudflare dashboard Jun 12, 202…

Broken link? EDIT: Weird, definitely was just empty

Re: GCP Outage

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It's completely nuts that Firebase has this: https://status.firebase.google.com/incidents/ZcF1YDUvpdixZ2e... "Firebase Data Connect unavailable due to a known Google Cloud global outage" While the Google Cloud status page https://status.cloud.google.com/ says "No major incidents" and everything is green. So Google Cloud know there is an outage but just deem it not major enough to show it. Edit to add: within 10 minut…

I asked testing to see if it was up, and it pointed out that Google shows nothing but Nest is showing an outage right now, lol

https://status.nest.com/posts/dashboard

Re: GCP Outage

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I just realized that the reason the status isn't updated is cause they can't access it lol.

Don't host status pages (or their dependencies) on your own infra lol. Seems obvious.

It should be obvious because both AWS and Azure have done this in the past and shown what a bad idea it is…

Re: GCP Outage

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post #180

Cloudflare is down too. From https://www.cloudflarestatus.com : Update - We are seeing a number of services suffer intermittent failures. We are continuing to investigate this and we will update this list as we assess the impact on a per-service level. Impacted services: Access WARP Durable Objects (SQLite backed Durable Objects only) Workers KV Realtime Workers AI Stream Parts of the Cloudflare dashboard Jun 12, 202…

Broken link? EDIT: Weird, definitely was just empty

Should work, but its also on the front page.

Re: GCP Outage

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It's completely nuts that Firebase has this: https://status.firebase.google.com/incidents/ZcF1YDUvpdixZ2e... "Firebase Data Connect unavailable due to a known Google Cloud global outage" While the Google Cloud status page https://status.cloud.google.com/ says "No major incidents" and everything is green. So Google Cloud know there is an outage but just deem it not major enough to show it. Edit to add: within 10 minut…

Status pages are PR. It gets the same PR treatment as anything else

Re: GCP Outage

#229
post #204
post #169

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Something must be preventing them updating the status page at this point. Of course they could still deem it not enough, but just from my limited tests, docker, buf, etc (it may not be GCP that is down, but it is quite the coincidence). are outright down. I'd wager that this is much more widespread.

I'm actually on a bridge call with Google Cloud, we're a large customer -- I just learned today that their status page is not automated, instead someone actually manually updates it!

Most status pages are manual.

At least some of the information has to be.

The weird part is that it took them almost an full hour to update it.

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