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If this phenomenon is actually real instead of just perception then I'd guess it is down to reduced demand of some short. Some possibilities: a) users haven't
by cranekam 6y ago
If this phenomenon is actually real instead of just perception then I'd guess it is down to reduced demand of some short. Some possibilities:
a) users haven't all come back yet
b) Google is throttling how fast users can access services again to prevent further outages
c) to reduce load, apps have features turned off (which might make things directly faster on the user's end or just reduce load on the server side)
- hackernews1134 6y agoAt Google's scale, I'd expect it to be all of the above. I hope they make their learnings, post-mortem, etc. public so that we can all learn from it. My engineer hat is saying - "damn, I wish I was part of fixing this outage at their scale." My product owner hat is saying - "Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa......Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa...." :D