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"That in turn led to a “thundering herd” effect—triggering a failure of our DNS system." I'm just a spectator but I can not imagine that this was somehow cause
by yaur 7y ago
"That in turn led to a “thundering herd” effect—triggering a failure of our DNS system."
I'm just a spectator but I can not imagine that this was somehow caused by a DNS failure.
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- zippergz 7y agoI’m not sure I can even count the number of outages I’ve been involved in that had DNS issues as at least part of the cause.
- yaur 7y agosure, I've seen outages that are caused by DNS config problems. But I don't think I've ever seen one caused by a "thundering herd" overwhelming DNS servers. Another give away that this is a lie is that support emails were getting a stock postfix error message which means that MX records at least were resolving.