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  1. Symptoms

    On 8 February 2016 at 17:45 UTC, four nodes of the Redis Cloud cluster us-central1-1-1.gce.garantiadata.com on Google Cloud Platform stopped responding, four minutes after a first node had failed. The databases whose endpoints end in us-central1-1-1.gce.garantiadata.com went down.

    Trigger

    The weekly upgrade of Redis Cloud's non-critical cluster components reached its first Google Cloud Platform cluster, us-central1-1-1.gce.garantiadata.com, at 17:30 UTC.

    Root cause
    Component
    Contributing factor
    Remediation
    • Shut down and terminated all nodes of the cluster
    • Deleted all of the cluster's endpoints from its DNS zone, removing by hand the entries left by throttled deletes
    • Provisioned new cluster nodes from scratch without the weekly update
    • Reconnected the original nodes' storage to the new nodes so persistence-enabled databases could be recovered
    • Bootstrapped and launched the databases, recovering the ones with persistence from storage
    Action items
    • Suspend all automatic weekly upgrades until a procedure that prevents this kind of outage is in place
    • Revalidate the QA processes for DevOps code deployments
    • Improve the tooling so it handles throttling of DNS requests
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This case involves In-memory cache and Authoritative DNS servers and records. kubegap audits a Kubernetes cluster for gaps like these, read-only, from Claude Code or Codex; its checks cite public reports like the ones in this library.

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