Noticed no domains were resolving. Turned out Google's DNS server (8.8.8.8) is down.<p>Has this ever happened before? I'm scared.<p>Interestingly my VPS in google cloud is the only google product I can see that's working right now.
Yes → <a href="https://downdetector.com/status/google/" rel="nofollow">https://downdetector.com/status/google/</a><p>This website shows that people started reporting issues with Google around 1:28 AM (Pacific Time), and it currently shows a spike of 7,419 reports.<p>EDIT: Spike went down at around 2:04 AM (Pacific Time). Thanks, Google Site Reliability Engineers, now go to sleep!<p>Just a reminder: DownDetector doesn’t actually check if a website is down. It collects data on how many people have reported issues or asked about a site’s status. So, while it doesn’t always reflect the real-time status of a website, it can give a rough idea of the scale of the problem—assuming the site really is down.<p>Getting <i>“Error 502 (Server Error)!!1”</i> from 142.250.217.78 (“A” DNS record).