Google Cloud Platform HTTP(S) Load Balancers Returning 502 Errors

Google Cloud Platform HTTP(S) Load Balancers Returning 502 Errors(status.cloud.google.com)

29 points by kernelcurry 9 years ago | 8 comments

beau 9 years ago |

Looks like you need to request an SLA credit manually: https://support.google.com/cloud/contact/cloud_platform_sla

Details: https://cloud.google.com/compute/sla

ramenmeal 9 years ago |

As an AWS user, it's amazing to see a status page show an actual status. Curious how many of these posts there would be if their status pages were accurate.

dfsegoat 9 years ago | |

I don't follow - Can you elaborate please?

ben_jones 9 years ago | | |

AWS doesnt show status changes unless the world is ending.

pandeiro 9 years ago |

Load balancers often being a single point of failure in even fairly large org's, this is especially painful.

gbrayut 9 years ago | |

There was a great talk at SRECon Europe 2015 about how Facebook scales out their load balancers: https://patrickshuff.com/building-a-billion-user-load-balanc...

Shows how many levels of scaling are required to serve traffic at large scale.

novaleaf 9 years ago | |

yup, i thought it was related to the GlobalSign cert issue (since I use a cert from them) but isn't... and here I just purchased a replacement from Comodo. lol