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sethvargo
7y ago
That's a big question :). I don't think they're mutually exclusive. GKE provides more flexibility but requires more configuration. GAE is less flexible but more "serverless". GKE is probably more expensive for a sin
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FWIW, we're exploring ways to make this better. We know it's a point of pain for customers. One of the challenges is that the "project owner" isn't always the right person to receive these kinds of alerts, since oft
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This is fundamentally incorrect. GAE has many users and is actively being developed.
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Correct, this outages is affecting a few (but not all) regions.
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GKE runs on GCE. It's affecting both.
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sethvargo
7y ago
There are many downstream impacts. Without more information, it's hard to say for certain, but "most likely".
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sethvargo
7y ago
Unfortunately yes. Most products are currently affected and may experience partially degraded service. See https://status.cloud.google.com/ for the full impact matrix.
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7y ago
As reflected on the status dashboard, we believe a primary cause is related to datastore. Our SREs continue to investigate and attempt mitigation. Also, we do use GKE internally :)
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7y ago
I’m sorry this incident is taking time away from your family. Our team is working to mitigate as quickly as possible. Initially the scope of the issue was unclear, but now the title and dashboard are updated, sorry about that.
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As with any incident, it can be stressful. However, it’s not only the SREs that feel that stress. Our comms, support, and developer relations teams also mobilize to help customers as best we can. It’s a team effort across the board.
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Google pays on-call engineers extra. Other companies often pay ENOCs in time off. I know a few only compensate IF you’re paged off-hours (e.g. paged at 3am, incident resolves at 6am, you get 3 hours of vacation time).
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7y ago
Hey everyone - Seth from Google here. We’re currently investigating this incident and hope to have it resolved soon. Check the status dashboard for more information ( https://status.cloud.google.com/incident/cloud-datast
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Sign, notarize, and package Mac OS CLI tools and apps
(github.com)
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Sorry - by “unexplored” I meant “not a topic I’ve seen discussed at length with regard to this particular issue”
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I believe you should use whatever language is practical for your use case.
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7y ago
TIL
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7y ago
I contacted them three times. One by mail, twice publicly via Twitter. I received no response. My correspondence did not request cancellation of the contract but rather an explanation. Inside sources at the company confirmed the contract an
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7y ago
There have been some angry people on Twitter/HN/Reddit, but I would say “no” in general. Most feedback has been “you broke my stuff, but I don’t mind. thank you for standing up”.
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sethvargo
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Extremely based? I’m not sure I understand your comment.
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It wasn’t a political statement. I have a few thoughts in general. These aren’t specific to this situation. First, always minimize runtime dependencies. I personally prefer compiled things for this very reason. Second, if you’re going to in
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7y ago
The goal was not to disrupt ICE, Chef, or any organization thereof. The goal was to remove my code from an ecosystem that was using it for purposes I perceive as evil. I had no goals of disrupting ICE operations or Chef operations. I suspec
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It’s also worth noting that the same result would have happened if I’d died. My will requests the immediate deletion of “all Internet accounts”. Such an action (deleting my GitHub account) would have had a very similar result.
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I am in the process of retroactively donating all profits from my personal book - Learning Chef. I never received money from the code in question, but I’m still doing my personal best to offset impact.
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Hi there. I’m around to answer any questions!
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While it does work, this provider is designed to showcase the power of Terraform and flexibility. I don’t recommend using this in production :)
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If it comes via email and you do not recognize the sender, please also mark them as spam. If you do recognize the sender, please reach out and encourage them to change their password and revoke any third-party apps they might have authorize
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Hey everyone - Seth here from Google. I'm sorry to hear this is happening. This post is from November 2017, and we've taken steps to reduce calendar spam. If you have specific invitations that came with an email, please forward th
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EC isn’t widely supported on older systems, especially in enterprises: https://support.globalsign.com/customer/en/portal/articles/1... Yes, it’d be a smaller payload and less CPU to use EC over RSA, but
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Berglas: A tool for managing secrets on GCP
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You can see our outages here: https://status.cloud.google.com/ . OAuth is included under "Identity & Security": https://status.cloud.google.com/incident/cloud-iam/19001
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