If the outage is at all infrastructure-related, the root cause was something that at some point was local and cascaded. Unless someone git pushed to a repo used

If the outage is at all infrastructure-related, the root cause was something that at some point was local and cascaded. Unless someone git pushed to a repo used by both companies and it's taken all day to get it git revert'd, their redundancy obviously didn't work, did it? There's effectively a category-2 hurricane moving from the Rockies through the mid-west right now.