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> A fix to resolve the issue will roll out in about 8 hours oof
by jtokoph 8mo ago
> A fix to resolve the issue will roll out in about 8 hours
oof
- catsquirrel28 8mo agoI guess it's good Google hasn't succeeded in forcing people to renew certificates every 8 hours (yet)
- altairprime 8mo agoThat feeling when you have to suspend production service until the time lock safe can be opened.
- altairprime 8mo agoThat feeling when you finally get the timelock safe open and have to do certificate work that shatters YouTube’s connection to the account personalization systems.
- bawolff 8mo agoIn theory 8 hours of downtime should be fine for a CA. Obviously not ideal, but the pki system is not meant to be a live system.
- SchemaLoad 8mo agoFairly sure it used to be pretty much a manual process where someone had to actually process your request for a certificate on the other side.
- Ayesh 8mo agoYes, and it's not that long ago, or I aged really quickly. For code signing certificates and EV certificates, (and OV certificates, if they are even alive), this is still the case.
- SchemaLoad 8mo agoIt's been 11 years now since Lets Encrypt started with automated certs. EV certs I think died a long time ago.
- themafia 8mo agoThe same amount of time it feels like it takes for my google functions to deploy.