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Looking forward to the postmortem
by EZ-E 1y ago
Looking forward to the postmortem
- rvz 1y agoDefinitely looking forward to this postmortem.
- sph 1y agoAccidentally dropping the production database doesn’t seem that big of deal in comparison to killing the electricity in two countries.
- Calwestjobs 1y agounless it is database of russian oligarchys bank accounts in vietnam where they hidden their stolen money. XD
- carlos-menezes 1y agoWho would be responsible for writing the postmortem? Are they required to?
- sph 1y agoNot required, but engineers tend to enjoy this sort of thing. Also, since it affected some 60 million people and EU-wide grid interconnects, someone will have to explain what happened.
- pjc50 1y agoI would expect the Spanish parliament to have some means of summoning an explanation, via its local regulator and grid authority. https://www.ree.es/en/about-us/regulatory-framework https://www.ree.es/en/about-us/regulatory-framework
- leomca 1y agoI think it's ENTSO-E, here's their most recent report into an incident on 21 June 2024: https://www.entsoe.eu/publications/system-operations-reports/#the-final-report-on-the-grid-incident-in-south-east-europe https://www.entsoe.eu/publications/system-operations-reports... For that incident, an expert panel was set up in July, the interim report was published in November, and the final report in Feburary 2025: so it'll take a few months.
- pjc50 1y agoUnfortunately these things usually take months, being done at the speed of bureaucracy.
- mrguyorama 1y agoIt's not the speed of bureaucracy, it's the speed of doing a good job Things like Air Crash investigations don't take a year because of paperwork FFS. Investigating things takes immense time.