It's not limited to Google, now I wonder if this is actually a Cloudflare/other CDN/International Infra issue or is it that so many services use Google Cloud stuff and they are gone too because of it.
> ℹ Note: Multiple online services including Google Search and YouTube are currently experiencing international outages; incident not related to country-level internet disruptions or filtering #GoogleDown
Currently working fine for me in Pakistan. Btw, you can run https://api.webprobe.org/scan/ in a spare tab in the background and it will periodically check the status of such websites and update the NetBlocks status.
Can confirm, from Yerevan - Armenia.
Internet slow, then slows down to a halt in a matter of 10 seconds. Then it'll work in a burtst of another 10 seconds, and go back to nothing at all, and stay like that for minutes at a time.
Internet on a National level is fast. Any connection to the outside seems to go through a bottleneck.
the initial handshake of the connection in the affected countries is going through all the way obviously so the problem is not google services.
the issue is in the interim path
I guess either this is an internet exchange collocation, ISP tier 1 fuckup or some of the non-existent agencies were instructed to sabotage connections. Or they did some interception fuckup.
gloosx|5 months ago
>One of the largest outages in the history of Google follows
It's probably just a coincidence vibe-bros... :P
memorydial|5 months ago
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mahdihabibi|5 months ago
(I love how we are using abreviated "infra" bcz we can't google how to write the full word)
kuylar|5 months ago
Another example is the HN API, which runs on Firebase.
ryzvonusef|5 months ago
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hvenev|5 months ago
edit: Seems to be a network problem. We can't connect to them from Bulgaria, but we can connect to them from the US.
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zenmac|5 months ago
Hmmm maybe that is why www.youtube.com wasn't resolving, but youtube.com is.
Had to change my /etc/hosts to get mpv youtube working today.
modinfo|5 months ago
64 bytes from lhr35s10-in-f14.1e100.net (216.58.206.46): icmp_seq=1 ttl=110 time=47.9 ms
polmolea|5 months ago
vtemian|5 months ago
Request timeout for icmp_seq 0
Request timeout for icmp_seq 1
Request timeout for icmp_seq 2
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vaglonk|5 months ago
Is this the end?
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splitroute|5 months ago
I guess either this is an internet exchange collocation, ISP tier 1 fuckup or some of the non-existent agencies were instructed to sabotage connections. Or they did some interception fuckup.
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