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There is no consistent scale on that graph, so any local maxima of reports received would look similar to any other.
by govg 3y ago
There is no consistent scale on that graph, so any local maxima of reports received would look similar to any other.
- mankyd 3y agoExactly this. FB topped out around 520,000 reports. Google topped out around 1,400. That's a massive difference in scale. Both are above their baselines, but I bet some is just mis-reports, or increases in awareness due to more people checking in. Meta seems to be the only one really affected from what I can tell.
- jordanthoms 3y agoWe saw a big spike in latency and failures on the Google OAuth apis starting at the same time (15:21 UTC)
- NelsonMinar 3y agoI made that same mistake after seeing someone post an unlabeled set of graphs to a Slack. The Google peak reported outages is about 0.25% of the Facebook peak. It seems reasonable some people just made a mistake.