TL;DR

• •A fire at a third-party data center in Delhi on June 9th caused an emergency power shutdown, impacting Google Cloud's network capacity in India.
• •Customers in Delhi, Chennai, Mumbai, and surrounding regions have experienced elevated latency and potential packet loss for over a week.
• •Google Cloud is implementing traffic mitigations, augmenting backbone capacity in Delhi, and improving regional peering in Chennai to restore full service.

TL;DR

• •A webinar addresses the increasing risk of ransomware attacks targeting MSPs and their clients.
• •The focus is shifting from simply preventing attacks to preparing for and rapidly recovering from inevitable breaches.
• •MSPs need to re-evaluate security and disaster recovery plans in light of evolving threats like AI-powered phishing.

TL;DR

• •Iranian strikes have reportedly caused two AWS availability zones in Dubai and Bahrain to become 'hard down' and unavailable for an extended duration.
• •Internal AWS communications advised employees to deprioritize these regions and assist customers with migration due to 'meaningful damage' targeting economic infrastructure.
• •This unprecedented event highlights the critical need for robust multi-region and advanced disaster recovery strategies, even for the most resilient cloud providers.

TL;DR

• •A fire at a third-party data center in Delhi on June 9th caused an emergency power shutdown, impacting Google Cloud's network capacity in India.
• •Customers in Delhi, Chennai, Mumbai, and surrounding regions have experienced elevated latency and potential packet loss for over a week.
• •Google Cloud is implementing traffic mitigations, augmenting backbone capacity in Delhi, and improving regional peering in Chennai to restore full service.

TL;DR

• •A webinar addresses the increasing risk of ransomware attacks targeting MSPs and their clients.
• •The focus is shifting from simply preventing attacks to preparing for and rapidly recovering from inevitable breaches.
• •MSPs need to re-evaluate security and disaster recovery plans in light of evolving threats like AI-powered phishing.

TL;DR

• •Iranian strikes have reportedly caused two AWS availability zones in Dubai and Bahrain to become 'hard down' and unavailable for an extended duration.
• •Internal AWS communications advised employees to deprioritize these regions and assist customers with migration due to 'meaningful damage' targeting economic infrastructure.
• •This unprecedented event highlights the critical need for robust multi-region and advanced disaster recovery strategies, even for the most resilient cloud providers.