@GergelyOrosz: Full postmortem: https://coinbase.com/en-gb/blog/a-postmortem-of-our-may-7-2026-outage… I would get this for a small co…

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A tweet criticizes Coinbase's postmortem for their May 7, 2026 outage, noting that a $40B company should have basic resiliency like auto failover.

Full postmortem: https://coinbase.com/en-gb/blog/a-postmortem-of-our-may-7-2026-outage… I would get this for a small company. But a $40B company? It's a serious WTH moment for me. And my impression of Coinbase engineering nosedived. This is resilliency basics: if you depend on a region, have auto failover and exercise it...
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