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Looking through the customer list, most other sites seem to be working fine: http://www.akamai.com/html/customers/customer_list.html http://www.akamai.com/html
by clarkm 12y ago
Looking through the customer list, most other sites seem to be working fine:
http://www.akamai.com/html/customers/customer_list.html http://www.akamai.com/html/customers/customer_list.html
I wonder what makes FB and Instagram different?
- flaie 12y agoIt was specifically fbstatic-b-a.akamaihd.net which was also not responsive, preventing css & js to load rendering a completely broken page on my browser.
- fivedogit 12y agoAkamai has several different networks, one for streaming media, one for regular http, and one for https. They also have an S3-like storage system and a DNS service. Some customers are configured with several of these offerings at once, so it's hard to know which, if any, experienced problems and led to the outages. Honestly, I doubt it was an Akamai issue. If Akamai experienced network problems, dozens or hundreds of sites would be affected. If an Akamai config issue (ie human error) were to blame, then it would probably only affect one site, not several. Neither FB nor Akamai is dumb enough to push multiple site changes at once.