Comment by patapong 8 months ago Perhaps their detection logic is running on Google cloud /s 3 comments patapong Reply throitallaway 8 months ago I believe Downdetector displays user reports. brentm 8 months ago Yea I am pretty sure that if you're checking if a service is down your essentially casting a vote that indicates that service is down. lysace 8 months ago Kind of a missed opportunity for Ookla - who's running both downdetector.com and speedtest.net.The have software running in most ISPs around the world:https://help.speedtest.net/hc/en-us/articles/360039164793-Ho...(OTOH, it's not always trivial to define/detect an outage.)
throitallaway 8 months ago I believe Downdetector displays user reports. brentm 8 months ago Yea I am pretty sure that if you're checking if a service is down your essentially casting a vote that indicates that service is down. lysace 8 months ago Kind of a missed opportunity for Ookla - who's running both downdetector.com and speedtest.net.The have software running in most ISPs around the world:https://help.speedtest.net/hc/en-us/articles/360039164793-Ho...(OTOH, it's not always trivial to define/detect an outage.)
brentm 8 months ago Yea I am pretty sure that if you're checking if a service is down your essentially casting a vote that indicates that service is down. lysace 8 months ago Kind of a missed opportunity for Ookla - who's running both downdetector.com and speedtest.net.The have software running in most ISPs around the world:https://help.speedtest.net/hc/en-us/articles/360039164793-Ho...(OTOH, it's not always trivial to define/detect an outage.)
lysace 8 months ago Kind of a missed opportunity for Ookla - who's running both downdetector.com and speedtest.net.The have software running in most ISPs around the world:https://help.speedtest.net/hc/en-us/articles/360039164793-Ho...(OTOH, it's not always trivial to define/detect an outage.)
I believe Downdetector displays user reports.
Yea I am pretty sure that if you're checking if a service is down your essentially casting a vote that indicates that service is down.
Kind of a missed opportunity for Ookla - who's running both downdetector.com and speedtest.net.
The have software running in most ISPs around the world:
https://help.speedtest.net/hc/en-us/articles/360039164793-Ho...
(OTOH, it's not always trivial to define/detect an outage.)