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To be fair, if they didn't use it due to concerns about availability, then that would suggest they needed more work on the service. I imagine once they knew wh
by cesaref 6y ago
To be fair, if they didn't use it due to concerns about availability, then that would suggest they needed more work on the service.
I imagine once they knew what the issue was, they would have been able to fix it as i'm pretty sure that service doesn't need to be authorised by itself to be configured ;)
The trouble I imagine was getting visiblity of what the issue was...
- marcan_42 6y ago> I imagine once they knew what the issue was, they would have been able to fix it as i'm pretty sure that service doesn't need to be authorised by itself to be configured ;) You'd be surprised at the circular dependencies that creep up at Google scale... (I used to work there and we had last resort secure access mechanisms, but I wouldn't be surprised if the normal front door wound up shut pretty hard for this one)