Sitting-Duc

I am so confused by this thread and the content.

I am so confused by this thread and the content.

or ya know.. someone just broke their DNS?... 
A $500+ billion company doesn't purposefully take down all their services like this to 'scrub the evidence' - they hire a hitman or pay people off...

FYI it does seem like they have messed up their BGP routing - they host their own DNS etc. and having messed that up they essentially 'withdrew' from the internet. 
https://web.archive.org/web/20210626191032/https://engineering.fb.com/2021/05/13/data-center-engineering/bgp/
That article (access through web archive as live is obviously down) details a bit into how they are managing it. But if they have pushed a bad update then I imagine they lost access to the development/engineering tools to rollback. On top of that if you imagine most corporate structures use VPNs for remote working which are under their DNS and many other internal and external tools that is likely impeding the resolution simply due to access issues. How does one authenticate against a domain if it does not resolve?
Fascinating problem that they are experiencing and I'm intrigued to see if we get details of the root cause and resolution. I wouldn't be surprised if there are people attempting to breakdown access controlled doors as we speak or manual patching of configs in data centres.

or ya know.. someone just broke their DNS?... 
A $500+ billion company doesn't purposefully take down all their services like this to 'scrub the evidence' - they hire a hitman or pay people off...

or ya know.. someone just broke their DNS?... 
A $500+ billion company doesn't purposefully take down all their services like this to 'scrub the evidence' - they hire a hitman or pay people off...

FYI it does seem like they have messed up their BGP routing - they host their own DNS etc. and having messed that up they essentially 'withdrew' from the internet. 
https://web.archive.org/web/20210626191032/https://engineering.fb.com/2021/05/13/data-center-engineering/bgp/
That article (access through web archive as live is obviously down) details a bit into how they are managing it. But if they have pushed a bad update then I imagine they lost access to the development/engineering tools to rollback. On top of that if you imagine most corporate structures use VPNs for remote working which are under their DNS and many other internal and external tools that is likely impeding the resolution simply due to access issues. How does one authenticate against a domain if it does not resolve?
Fascinating problem that they are experiencing and I'm intrigued to see if we get details of the root cause and resolution. I wouldn't be surprised if there are people attempting to breakdown access controlled doors as we speak or manual patching of configs in data centres.

or ya know.. someone just broke their DNS?... 
A $500+ billion company doesn't purposefully take down all their services like this to 'scrub the evidence' - they hire a hitman or pay people off...

or ya know.. someone just broke their DNS?... 
A $500+ billion company doesn't purposefully take down all their services like this to 'scrub the evidence' - they hire a hitman or pay people off...

or ya know.. someone just broke their DNS?... 
A $500+ billion company doesn't purposefully take down all their services like this to 'scrub the evidence' - they hire a hitman or pay people off...

or ya know.. someone just broke their DNS?... 
A $500+ billion company doesn't purposefully take down all their services like this to 'scrub the evidence' - they hire a hitman or pay people off...

At least this was put in the correct section: "jokes"

*sigh*.. 
I don't know; I made the mistake of clicking on this thread and see if has turned into a he-said-she-said conspiracy riddled mix of toxic substances that have come out from breeding cows and budgies with each other on nuclear submarines and then giving them the ability to talk and attack each other verbally in different languages when they can't understand one another. <--- see this crap. It's like the other content in this thread.
But; on a serious note. Now you have got to insulting each other I think I can get away with locking this thread without being accused of attacking the constitution of the United States of America. Even though I am not American. And the server is not American. And being American has nothing to do with it.

Has anyone done anything with the Cloud Adoption Framework for Azure? or interested in learning?
Link: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cloud-adoption-framework/
I have a need to learn and implement for work so have been (naturally) looking at shifting some XI stuff around to enable me to do that - thought I would ask if anyone else has experience of or would be interested in learning it with me to help get things moving?
Duc

Sad to hear the news. My condolences to his family.
Duc

It's just a new feature that came with the last update - not configured yet. Waiting for the re-indexing to complete before looking at it.

Nope, whatever gets done you will not have that option.

It's just a new feature that came with the last update - not configured yet. Waiting for the re-indexing to complete before looking at it.

It's just a new feature that came with the last update - not configured yet. Waiting for the re-indexing to complete before looking at it.

It's just a new feature that came with the last update - not configured yet. Waiting for the re-indexing to complete before looking at it.

And here's some pics of the oil drum BBQ for those interested:

Did a suckling pig last weekend for the family - first I have ever done and we did a 'Heath Robinson' BBQ made out of an oil drum. Anyway here are some pics of the pig (reverse order from cooked):




Made a load of pulled pork and a fair few meals in all. A load of it still frozen for future meals.
 

And here's some pics of the oil drum BBQ for those interested:

Did a suckling pig last weekend for the family - first I have ever done and we did a 'Heath Robinson' BBQ made out of an oil drum. Anyway here are some pics of the pig (reverse order from cooked):




Made a load of pulled pork and a fair few meals in all. A load of it still frozen for future meals.
 

Did a suckling pig last weekend for the family - first I have ever done and we did a 'Heath Robinson' BBQ made out of an oil drum. Anyway here are some pics of the pig (reverse order from cooked):




Made a load of pulled pork and a fair few meals in all. A load of it still frozen for future meals.