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From other comments here, it sounds like multiple zones in that region are located in the same datacenter? If so, that's ... not good.
that’s how GCP does zones, firewalled off with separate networks/power in the same physical location.
If that’s true, what’s the fucking point of separating them at all?
I thought this title meant cancelled I literally felt the blood leave my face
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that’s how GCP does zones, firewalled off with separate networks/power in the same physical location.
Are you joking? Please tell me that’s a joke, because there’s no way a cloud provider that big could be that daft. If that’s true, what’s the fucking point of separating them at all?
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Ouch. Isn't part of separate zones being protected against something, say, like a terrorist attack or a natural disaster that can take down a whole datacenter?
AFAIK if you dig into the details, the different cloud providers have very different concepts of what constitutes an AZ with respect to the types of faults that are isolated.
Title is incorrect, this is not a general outage. There are two separate issues: europe-west-9 (Paris) has been physically flooded with water somehow and is hard down. This is obviously bad if you're using the region in question, but has zero impact elsewhere. https://status.cloud.google.com/incidents/dS9ps52MUnxQfyDGPf... There is a separate issue stopping changes to HTTP load balancers across most of GCP, but it ha…
Anyone experience with losing an entire DC to flooding?
edit: I just Googled it (lol) and this DC has to be brand spanking new (https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/infrastructure/google...), apparently they just opened it last June. Google must be livid with the contractors who built the place for it to get flooded so soon.
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AFAIK if you dig into the details, the different cloud providers have very different concepts of what constitutes an AZ with respect to the types of faults that are isolated.
I always felt a bit scammed with AWS Multi-AZ on RDS that basically doubles your cost. If their set up is anything like this, I now feel vindicated in turning it off....
https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/global-infrastructure/regio...
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It happened at GlobalSwitch Clichy, near Paris. From what I gathered from a french forum[1], it started with a flood and then a fire. No rooms have been affected, apparently. [1]: https://lafibre.info/datacenter/incendie-maitrise-globalswit...
I'm getting horrible flashbacks of OVH DC's those many years ago.
Still, it was kinda fun to go to work and learn that the corporate website literally went up in flames.
Title is incorrect, this is not a general outage. There are two separate issues: europe-west-9 (Paris) has been physically flooded with water somehow and is hard down. This is obviously bad if you're using the region in question, but has zero impact elsewhere. https://status.cloud.google.com/incidents/dS9ps52MUnxQfyDGPf... There is a separate issue stopping changes to HTTP load balancers across most of GCP, but it ha…
Warning FailedToCreateRoute 4m59s route_controller Could not create route fc61a148-b428-43fa-xxxx-xxxx 10.28.167.0/24 for node gke-xxx-xxx after 16.320065487s: googleapi: Error 503: INTERNAL_ERROR - Internal error. Please try again or contact Google Support.