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Given that they shut down suddenly and you could not reach a human, it sounds more like Google Cloud ;)
by Sebb767 6y ago
Given that they shut down suddenly and you could not reach a human, it sounds more like Google Cloud ;)
- WrtCdEvrydy 6y agoHere's a pretty dashboard that we use as marketing. When there's a thermonuclear strike, we'll mark down the services we think are dead as yellow.
- martin_a 6y agoI don't think it can turn yellow because the servers responsible for turning it to yellow were fried. It will just stay on green.
- rsynnott 6y agoI always liked Amazon's approach to this. In extremis, like if a whole region is down or something, they'll eventually change the green indicator to green with information mark.
- aljarry 6y agoNot one of those big cloud offerings is human-friendly, until you pay $$$$$ and get proper account manager ;)
- markbnj 6y ago> Given that they shut down suddenly and you could not reach a human, it sounds more like Google Cloud ;) On Google Cloud for over four years, with three kubernetes clusters and a few dozen VMs across three projects... and this thing you describe has never happened. Have you had a different experience with them?