Spotify, dispute, snapchat and more for hours

Google is an experienced cloud Interruption The day that led to disturbances of many online services. The problems of Google and others have started around 2 pm East time. The company was able to restore the job for its own applications, but many other companies have continued to experience problems for some users.

In an update at 4:16 pm EST, Google said: “We have identified the root cause and the appropriate mitigation application. Our infrastructure has recovered in all regions except for the Central United States. Restore.”

Spotify, Discord, Snapchat, ETSY, UPS and Openai All of them witnessed a large number of reports on denial, with some users informing the disorders. until Pokemon trading card game and Pokemon goes There were no problems. Snapchat Recognized Continuous issues on its support page. Openai has to publish Users may face a problem with logging in due to “problems that affect multiple external Internet service providers.” AWS also faced a higher volume than usual reports about the depression during the power outage, but Amazon made it clear in a statement to Engadget that he had no problems in the wide service and noticed it Aws Health Dashboard It is a better indication of its current state of Downloadtector.

Almost all services have returned to normal operation. By 5 pm EST, the Spotify Main page loaded with our editors and reports of power outage on Downloadetor fell to determine the approach to the baseline. Other platforms like Snapchat and Discord seem to work normally for us. Google said at the time that its products are online across multiple areas and that it expects the recovery to be “in less than an hour.” However, as of 7:13 pm East time, the company noted that many Google Cloud components were still suffering from a “remaining effect”. Google Cloud Dataflow and VERTEX AI via the Internet and personal service health are somewhat affected, and the company has not provided a schedule for the date on which everything will return to normal.