DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
CEO wonders aloud how many lives Palo Alto Networks has left. Spoiler: he's counting
Iran War largely to blame
DownDector suggests X and AWS also experiencing issues, though AWS refutes this
But countries still saw disruption from cyclones, cable cuts, and war
Smaller platforms like ChatGPT and X also impacted
Causes of Internet disruption also include damage to fiber optic cables and power outages
None seem to be full outages, but have caused problems
Will be available natively on OCI
Follows a short global respite
One of those is worse than the others
Following Chris Malone who became OpenAI's head of data centers in March
Third time ever in Cloudflare's report history
Company adds liquid wall of entropy in Lisbon
Elsewhere, Cloudflare reports that SpaceX's global Internet traffic has more than tripled this year
AWS maintains top spot, Google and Microsoft follow
The Category 4 hurricane has caused widespread outages
Syria, Algeria, and Iraq all turn off Internet to prevent cheating
Learning from mistakes is good for uptime
Secrets to smooth hyperscale operations revealed
CDN company launches 'Magic Cloud Networking'
Embeds cloud features in its Edge network for jobs like AI inference
Content Delivery Networks did a lot more than anyone expected
Joins the likes of Google, Meta, and Amazon in keeping kit around for longer
The company confirmed a breach happened last year, but says it protected its servers
Alleges multiple failures and questions whether grid support scheme was at fault
But most Cloudflare services were unaffected
Will only support six models at launch