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> Google Cloud instances in us-west1, and all European regions and Asian regions, did not experience regional network congestion. Does not appear to be true. T
by mentat 7y ago
> Google Cloud instances in us-west1, and all European regions and Asian regions, did not experience regional network congestion.
Does not appear to be true. Tests I was running on cloud functions in europe-west2 saw impact to europe-west2 GCS buckets.
https://medium.com/lightstephq/googles-june-2nd-outage-their-status-page-reality-lightstep-cda5c3849b82 https://medium.com/lightstephq/googles-june-2nd-outage-their...
- foota 7y agoI would say this was covered by "Other Google Cloud services which depend on Google's US network were also impacted" it sounds to me like the list of regions was specifically speaking towards loss of connectivity to instances.
- mentat 7y agoIt says there wasn't regional congestion, running a function in europe-west2 going to europe-west2 regional bucket is dependent on US network? That would be surprising.
- marksomnian 7y agoProbably various billing services that need to talk to the mothership in us-east1.
- EugeneOZ 7y agoMy vps in Belgium was working just fine - they don't lie in postmortem.