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by talonx 2779 days ago
2 "global" outages. If it had been limited to a service, or a region, there would be nothing to see.
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it was limited to GKE, wasn't it?
Global here refers to the geographical spread of the service, GKE in this case, measured in regions, not the number of services.

Edit: I saw your point a bit late. It was limited to GKE, which makes my initial comment about "service" incorrect, and it was global, which keeps my comment about "region" correct. On a related note, an SRE from GKE posted on Slack that GCE was out of resources and so GKE faced resource exhaustion as well [1][2] - so it _might_ have been a multi-service outage.

1.https://googlecloud-community.slack.com/messages/C0B9GKTKJ/c...

2. https://googlecloud-community.slack.com/archives/C0B9GKTKJ/p...