> Google engineers were alerted to the issue within 3 minutes and began immediately investigating As a user of their service, our engineers were notified withi

> Google engineers were alerted to the issue within 3 minutes and began immediately investigating As a user of their service, our engineers were notified within <30 secs when the issue started. Given GCP had a large population impacted, how is it that it took them much longer to acknowledge? > The GFE development team was in the process of adding features to GFE to improve security and performance. These features had been introduced into the second layer GFE code base but not yet put into service. One of the features contained a bug which would cause the GFE to restart; this bug had not been detected in either of testing and initial rollout. Something going down after a deployment is the most common source of issues. A system KPI abnormality after a rollout should be common practice to monitor and to perform an almost instant auto-rollout on. Also, doesn't GCP perform dark launched, partial launches? Launch to 1%, see KPIs, increase to 5% and so on?