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It's the (generally) that's the issue here, now isn't it?
by bena 7y ago
It's the (generally) that's the issue here, now isn't it?
- vorpalhex 7y agoI didn't see any notifications that GCP was out of capacity. Did I miss one?
- londons_explore 7y agoGcp capacity and capacity for Google services is fairly isolated. They never coexist on the same racks
- lbatx 7y agoDoubtful. I put that in since absolute statements are always dangerous. I'd say at any given time, there's an excess of 20-50%. There's virtually no chance they were lacking capacity.