Google Cloud's London zones takes a nap, multiple services disrupted
Google Cloud customers in Western Europe are waking up to severe disruption affecting multiple services and, as yet, there is no estimated time of recovery.
The europe-west-2-b is one of three local availability zones in the London region, intended to help protect against hardware or regional failures. The downtime began at 0608 UTC, meaning customers need more than a coffee to feel OK about today.
According to Google Cloud’s status page: “Multiple Google Cloud services are experiencing elevated errors and intermittent network failures in europe-west2 region.”
BigQuery Data TransferService, Cloud Filestore, Cloud Run, Google App Engine, Google Cloud NetApp Volumes, Google Kubernetes Engine, and Managed Service for Apache Kafka are all impacted, the tech biz confirmed.
“Our engineering team continues to investigate the issue,” Google added. “We apologize to all who are affected by the disruption.”
Techies on Reddit said the interruption was having a cascading affect on multiple suppliers. …
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