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This seems highly unlikely considering they don't remember to update the azure SSL certificate two years in a row. http://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/
by gravitronic 13y ago
This seems highly unlikely considering they don't remember to update the azure SSL certificate two years in a row.
http://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2013/02/25/windows-azure-cloud-crashed-by-expired-ssl-certificate/ http://www.datacenterknowledge.com/archives/2013/02/25/windo...
- marshray 13y agoIt's not "the azure SSL certificate", it's more that there are a great many of them being used internally between many systems.
- gravitronic 13y agoIt caused a global outage for SSL access to their cloud storage. Two years in a row. Close enough.
- sriramk 13y agoThey were two very distinct issues, both in retrospect, should have been preventable. One was a cert not getting renewed correctly (which is really more of an engg/ops process thing) and the other was a piece of code that did date checks incorrectly. [Disclaimer - early and long time Azure guy at MSFT]