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Question to IT about our data center

About 10 years ago we launched 2 new data centers. When JF took over as a CEO, I heard someone in IT saying JF wants everything to go to external cloud.

In light of today’s AWS outage, what do IT people think of JF’s view and the danger of external cloud service?

Are we still using the 2 data centers?


Huge Global Outage

“We can confirm significant error rates for requests made to the DynamoDB endpoint in the US-EAST-1 Region. This issue also affects other AWS Services in the US-EAST-1 Region as well."

No failover? Come on.

The following AWS services have been affected by this issue:

AWS Global Accelerator
AWS VPCE PrivateLink
AWS Security Token Service
AWS Step Functions
AWS Systems Manager
Amazon CloudFront
Amazon DynamoDB
Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud
Amazon EventBridge
Amazon EventBridge Scheduler
Amazon GameLift Servers
Amazon Kinesis Data Streams
Amazon SageMaker
Amazon VPC Lattice


Forever failure

Verizon is a train wreck stuck in mud. They have not improved or learned anything in years. Different year same leadership mistakes. They need a Maga like shake up and stop being cheap on infrastructure. From network to systems they cheap out and customer and employees live with the failure. Taking the cheap road has allowed T-Mobile to pass us and customers lining up to leave. Our credo is fake news. We run from success. We hide from challenges. We strive to be cheaper today than we were yesterday. We blame our employees. We removed job satisfaction and replaced it with fluff and selfishness. News flash: This isnt changing so su-k it up buttercups.


MOS ending in October…how many jobs will be impacted and when?

It’s such a huge program for Carelon BH with a long history. How many jobs will be affected from MOS and elsewhere in Carelon BH? I suspect that other areas will be affected too as MOS infrastructure supports a wide swath of the company.


what is the proof of this?

What proof is there that these statements are true. Are we seeing massive orders in Salesforce?

Dell stock popped after the company raised its long-term revenue and profit growth forecasts.

The computer maker said it now expects annual revenue to grow between 7% and 9%, up from its prior forecast of 3% to 4%.

Dell pointed to robust demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure.


Elevators

Maybe they should have had all elevators functional before mandating 4 days in office...The Executive Committee ought to be replaced with AI. Would save the shareholders tens of millions with 16 lay offs and not miss common sense issues like have the building ready for RTO


Infrastructure and Security Teams - Downhill

Both the Infrastructure and Security teams have really gotten worse over the last 2 or so years. Cocky, delusional, don't understand the business needs or requirements. Hated by all peer organizations in DDAT. They challenge everything, unskilled staff. people that we should have got rid of long ago still here and promoted into higher positions, the good staff is all gone. Nobody says anything since "Tilak's boy" is SVP.

BTW, even your leader doesn't look like he belongs in healthcare and looks like he could drop dead any minute.

What does this have to do with layoffs? "AR... layoff the doughnuts"


United Airlines Outage?

Is this DXC's fault? Or more an issue of running infrastructure from the 1970's????

The Unimatic system is used by airline United Airlines to store flight information, with the system going down on Wednesday for reasons as yet unknown. The company confirmed that the outage was not due to a cybersecurity issue.

https://www.datacenterdynamics.com/en/news/flights-resume-after-united-airlines-outage-grounds-flights/