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- _Marak_ 7y agoThis should be voted higher up. According to https://twitter.com/bgp4_table https://twitter.com/bgp4_table, we have just exceeded 768k Border Gateway Protocol routing entries, which may be causing some routers to malfunction.
- dreamer_soul 7y agoIsn't it weird that it's happening now even though that number was surpassed nearly a month and half ago?
- dyu 7y agoDifferent locations see different counts because of aggregation/de-aggregation.
- juanuys 7y agoWill this affect more than just Google? I haven't seen any outages from other cloud providers.
- namibj 7y agopacket.net was hit. Specifically, also their San Jose DC. Internet only. It took less than an hour to recover. More than 20 minutes. I didn't ping it continuously, and I can say that the traceroute got stuck in Frankfuhrt (Where my ISP and their ISP first (as seen from me) meet). I was actually surprised, as they tend to have excellent networking. Now I'm not nearly as distrusting as I was initially, knowing it was likely their ISP getting screwed by routing table overflow.