3 ms·
Is there some underlying factors that resulted in the recent outages (e.g., new processes, layoffs, etc.) or just a series of pure coincidences?
by 8cvor6j844qw_d6 11mo ago
Is there some underlying factors that resulted in the recent outages (e.g., new processes, layoffs, etc.) or just a series of pure coincidences?
- Elucalidavah 11mo agoSounds like their "FL1 -> FL2" transition is involved in both.
- Someone1234 11mo agoIt was involved in the previous one, but not in this latest one. All FL2 did was prevent the outage being even wider spread than it was. None of this had anything to do with migration.
- tetha 11mo agoIf FL2 didn't have the outage, and FL1 did, the pace of the migration did have an impact. Though this is showing the problem with these things: Migrating faster could have reduced the impact of this outage, while increasing the impact of the last outage. Migrating slower could have reduced the impact of the last outage, while increasing the impact of this outage. This is a hard problem: How fast do you rip old working infrastructure out and risk finding new problems in the new stack, yet, how long do you tolerate shortcomings of the old stack that caused you to build the new stack?
- gernigg 11mo ago[flagged]
- venturecruelty 11mo agoI'm sure everything slowly falling apart all at the same time is due to some strange coincidence, and not the regular and steady firing of thousands of people.
- rr808 11mo agoAI