For the 6,000+ #AWS service API endpoints, https://t.co/7ZugfX6hbQ shows which endpoints support #IPv6 by default, and which require additional client configuration. Important when considering an IPv6-only VPC.
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Oops. AWS us-east-1 az4 is impacted by cooling failure, and now some(?) „EC2 instances and EBS volumes were impacted due to a loss of power during the thermal event.“ — BTDT, it really sucks. #hugops
@davepl1968 I’ve tried dvorak for a few months. It still pains me that I had to go back to deranged qwerty because I just couldn’t rewire my muscle memory.
DNSSEC failure broke the .de TLD, risking millions of German domains. See how 1.1.1.1 used "serve stale" and Negative Trust Anchors to restore resolution during the incident. Read the full technical breakdown.
https://t.co/FtyON7H3QQ
@awlnx@horsemankukka@no_identd@Cloudflare Do CAs validate DNSSEC at all? I haven’t checked in a while, but what I remember is „we check DNS from multiple independent resolvers so it’s gonna be ok lol“
Stick a fork in it. DNSSEC is done. The largest Internet DNS provider doesn't "temporarily disable" core Internet security functionality. Cloudflare agrees with me: DNSSEC isn't that.