by samrus 13 hours ago

There are other men in the arena who arent tripping on their own feet

usrnm 13 hours ago | [-7 more]

Like who? Which large tech company doesn't have outages?

k8sToGo 13 hours ago | [-3 more]

It's not about outages. It's about the why. Hardware can fail. Bugs can happen. But to continue a roll out despite warning sings and without understanding the cause and impact is on another level. Especially if it is related to the same problem as last time.

udev4096 12 hours ago | [-2 more]

And yet, it's always clownflare breaking everything. Failures are inevitable, which is widely known, therefore we build resilience systems to overcome the inevitable

deadbabe 12 hours ago | [-1 more]

It is healthy for tech companies to have outages, as they will build experience in resolving them. Success breeds complacency.

wizzwizz4 8 hours ago | [-0 more]

You don't need outages to build experience in resolving them, if you identify conditions that increase the risk of outages. Airlines can develop a lot of experience resolving issues that would lead to plane crashes, without actually crashing any planes.

nish__ 12 hours ago | [-1 more]

Google does pretty good.

hansonkd 10 hours ago | [-0 more]

Google docs was just down a couple weeks ago almost the whole day.

k__ 13 hours ago | [-0 more]

"tripping on their own feet" == "not rolling back"