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LMAO, isn't this very similar to FaceBook's recent DNS problem? Also I love the idea of removing it and seeing who complains.
by AlexanderTheGr8 5y ago
LMAO, isn't this very similar to FaceBook's recent DNS problem?
Also I love the idea of removing it and seeing who complains.
- _3u10 5y agoIt also works great for a product / bug backlog. Just delete the entire thing. If it's a real bug / feature it will get recreated.
- zamadatix 5y agoFacebook's recent "DNS problem" was a process for checking routing failover capacity on the backbone for maintenance ended up taking down the backbone links. As a result of the servers being disconnected from the backbone they pulled their BGP advertisements since they considered their location to be unhealthy (no connection to the backbone). FB's problem was the lack of routing reachability on its backbone triggering the lack of routing reachability information being sent to the larger internet, this in turn caused problems for DNS not the other way around.