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In the space of a week, we saw two data center-related incidents lead to long Microsoft and Oracle outages. Join us as we analyze these outages and ways IT teams can minimize downtime in similar situations. We’ll also discuss a series of application issues that impacted companies including Twitter and Tesla.
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Chapters
00:00 Intro
00:34 The Download
2:42 Outage Trends: By the Numbers
4:54 Data Center Incidents
5:58 Microsoft Outage
8:40 Oracle’s NetSuite Outage
10:41 Twitter Outage
13:33 Atlassian Outage
17:53 Tesla App Outage
19:14 Fitbit Outage
21:30 Get in Touch
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We discuss insights from a recent trio of similar incidents at Microsoft, Cloudflare, and Slack, along with other outage news, including a Comcast outage that impacted some Philadelphia neighborhoods on Super Bowl Sunday.
00:00 Intro
00:58 Outage Trends: By the Numbers
4:33 Microsoft Outage (Jan. 25)
4:58 Cloudflare Outage (Jan. 24)
9:27 Slack Outage (Jan. 25)
13:16 Microsoft Outlook Outage (Feb. 7)
18:06 Square Outage (Feb. 7)
20:39 Comcast Outage (Feb. 12)
23:23 Get in Touch
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Live from #CiscoLiveEMEA, we discuss the Feb. 7 Microsoft Outlook outage to understand how the event unfolded, why it may have played out the way it did, and what you can learn from this outage event.
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In this episode, we cover the latest internet trends and unpack important takeaways from the recent FAA, Fastly, and Microsoft outages. We also discuss how several early 2023 outages and disruptions reinforced the need for application monitoring and testing to counter, or at least anticipate the effect of, anomalous conditions on certain routes.
00:00 Intro
1:32 Outage Trends: Week of Jan. 30
7:07 FAA Outage (Jan. 11)
11:04 Fastly Outage (Jan. 19)
15:31 Microsoft 365 Outage (Jan. 17)
19:52 Microsoft Outage (Jan. 25)
28:40 Get in Touch
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At around 7:05 a.m. UTC on January 25, 2023, Microsoft started experiencing service related issues. At the same time, ThousandEyes observed BGP withdrawals and a significant number of route changes that resulted in a high amount of packet loss, ultimately affecting various services like Outlook, Teams, SharePoint, and others.
00:00 Welcome: This is The Internet Report, where we uncover what’s working and what’s breaking on the Internet—and why. Join our co-hosts Angelique Medina, Head of Internet Intelligence, and Kemal Santja, Principal Internet Architect, both from ThousandEyes, as they discuss the January 25, 2023 Microsoft outage.
00:43 Incident overview as seen in the ThousandEyes platform. Follow along in the ThousandEyes platform *no login required*: https://acimfsmgobnxgdkltxicdesijrowimst.share.thousandeyes.com
10:18 Why would rapid announcement changes cause packet loss at the scale that was observed during this event?
12:35 What should someone make of the length / duration of the event?
14:28 Why would the change of an IP address on a router cause such a major connectivity disruption?
23:37 What are some of the lessons you can learn from this event?
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This episode covers the latest global network outage numbers and interesting end-of-year trends; how resilient application architectures, clouds, and networks are challenging old ways of thinking; and a deep dive into an outage that disrupted Spotify’s music streaming on December 14, 2022.
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Chapters
00:00 Intro
1:12 Outage Trends: By the Numbers
10:26 Spotify Outage
19:11 Get in Touch
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This is the Internet Report: Pulse Update, where we review and provide analysis of significant outages and trends across the Internet, from the previous two weeks. Every other week, we'll publish a new episode covering the latest tally of outage events, and highlighting a few interesting outages. This week, in addition to our usual look at global and U.S. outage trends, we’ll take a brief look at how Twitter is holding up since it's sale to Elon Musk, plus, a couple of interesting outages at Microsoft and AWS.
To learn more, read the blog.
Chapters
00:00 Intro
1:45 Outage Trends: By the Numbers
5:13 Twitter
11:27 Microsoft Outage
15:22 AWS Outage
21:44 Get in Touch
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Starting at ~12:12 UTC on Dec 12, 2022, an ISP in the Democratic Republic of Congo leaked a route belonging to the Quad9 DNS service, causing some traffic, including Verizon US customer traffic, to get routed to Africa for ~90 minutes. High traffic loss was observed throughout the incident which was resolved at ~13:40 UTC.
00:00 Welcome: This is The Internet Report, where we uncover what’s working and what’s breaking on the Internet—and why. Join our co-hosts Mike Hicks, Principal Solutions Analyst, and Kemal Sanjta, Principal Internet Architect, both from ThousandEyes, as they discuss the December 12th Quad9 BGP route leak.
00:56 Under the Hood: Reviewing the Quad9 BGP route leak as seen in the ThousandEyes platform. Explore the incident yourself in the ThousandEyes platform at: https://aioiqfxeunngihtwnkphnuzazgloaiju.share.thousandeyes.com/
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