CNN, NY Times, Many Popular News, Social Media Websites Are Down – Fastly CDN Problem

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CNN, NY Times, Many Popular News, Social Media Websites Are Down – Fastly CDN Problem #Fastly

According to Twitter, the New York Times, CNN, Reddit, The UK Government, Twitch, and many more were down as a result of a problem with the Content Delivery Network Fastly. 27 minutes ago, Fastly tweeted:

We identified a service configuration that triggered disruptions across our POPs globally and have disabled that configuration. Our global network is coming back online. Continued status is available at

That tweet received the following technical responses:

This shows why a lack of mirroring or using a singular controllor system to keep mirrors live . Is a bad bususiness model. People like Cloudflare have multiple mirrors in mulitple data centres and if one site fails the routing table knows enough info to try the next one.

Note: Zennie62Media’s OaklandNewsNow.com and Zennie62blog.com (AKA Zennie62.com) also use San Francisco-based CloudFlare, and have since 2010.

Fastly UPDATE: 8:56 AM EST:

This is from the Fastly website:

Global CDN Disruption
Incident Report for Fastly
Resolved
Fastly has observed recovery of all services and has resolved this incident. Customers could continue to experience a period of increased origin load and lower Cache Hit Ratio (CHR).
Posted 15 minutes ago. Jun 08, 2021 – 12:41 UTC
Update
A fix was applied at 10:36 UTC. Customers may continue to experience decreased cache hit ratio and increased origin load as global services return.
Posted 59 minutes ago. Jun 08, 2021 – 11:57 UTC

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