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by otterley 4y ago
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- zamnos 4y agoAWS US east 1 had significant downtime last year so I'm not sure what you're trying to say with that link. Would you mind expanding on your thoughts?
- shepherdjerred 4y agoOne region failing (especially us-east-1) is common, but it's very rare to see an AWS global outage.
- talonx 4y agoThis. us-east-1 is the oldest region IIRC and it has its share of issues. Back when I used to work mostly on AWS zonal outages used to happen once in a while, but entire regions were rare, forget global outages. The global outage thing seems to be a consistent "feature" of GCP - how are we supposed to architect our deployments if the regional isolation model is not a bulwark against high availability on GCP?