Crowdstrike Update disrupting business across the entire world

[Clonehomer]

pornhub still works guys. We're good.

Can’t feel anything with protection. So they took off Crowdsource and promised to pull out before any viruses came in.

 

[BWRhasnoAC]

Oh no the world has to take a breath for a day.

 

[dmclone]

In this instance, moving to the cloud has paid off for my team. With that said, there are a few hundred on-prem Windows servers that other teams are scrambling to bounce.

 

[ruflosn]

pornhub still works guys. We're good.

A little feeding the geese on a Friday morning

 

[Cyghhh]

In this instance, moving to the cloud has paid off for my team. With that said, there are a few hundred on-prem Windows servers that other teams are scrambling to bounce.

it's so weird, we have a couple of vms for our databases, but or on-prem is just fine too. we're knee deep in microsoft so I figured it would've affected us too, but nope. we got lucky

 

[CoachHines3]

The first half of my workday is analyzing a bunch of data that arrives via email from across the pond and is typically waiting in my inbox when I log on at 7.

This morning is a welcome opportunity to relax, enjoy my coffee, and recover some of the energy burned on CFB25 last night.

get those electrolytes!

 

[GMackey32]

University runs on Azure so we dodged a bullet there, for now.

 

[cstrunk]

Our 3rd party CAD/Data Management software was affected and is down. Oh joy.

 

[Nor'MidWester]

My work network is never affected by these outages...

 

[ISUCyclones2015]

Ironically I can still access/use teams and office. Why am I the only one?

I came in to work just fine too, doesn't seem like we were affected either. All of our services and processes never had a hiccup. No downtime on our servers, anything

it's so weird, we have a couple of vms for our databases, but or on-prem is just fine too. we're knee deep in microsoft so I figured it would've affected us too, but nope. we got lucky

Because this is a CrowdStrike issue not a Microsoft issue.

Your company/employer doesn’t use CrowdStrike for endpoint protection so you’re not involved with this issue

 

[cowgirl836]

Because this is a CrowdStrike issue not a Microsoft issue.

Your company/employer doesn’t use CrowdStrike for endpoint protection so you’re not involved with this issue

Yeah yeah yeah what did you accidentally push to prod that broke everything??????

 

[iahawkhunter]

This is why "Read-only Friday" is a thing for sysadmins

 

[enisthemenace]

Here’s to day drinking. CHEERS!

 

[wxman1]

Yeah yeah yeah what did you accidentally push to prod that broke everything??????

Word is he heard Crowdstrike requires employees to have grass lawns

 

[iahawkhunter]

Yeah yeah yeah what did you accidentally push to prod that broke everything??????

 

[SCNCY]

But Cyclonefanatic is still up and running, so does anything else really matter?

 

[Cyclones_R_GR8]

My company is doing their business continuity drill... tomorrow.

As an outsourcer we do these all the time. I hate them

 

[Cyclones_R_GR8]

We have multiple clients that use Crowdstrike that have been affected

 

[Cyghhh]

Because this is a CrowdStrike issue not a Microsoft issue.

Your company/employer doesn’t use CrowdStrike for endpoint protection so you’re not involved with this issue

well that's good, I'm a developer not a sysadmin, so I'm not aware of what's behind the hood so to speak. It does seem it was exclusively an issue with crowdstrike/microsoft though.

 

[iahawkhunter]

well that's good, I'm a developer not a sysadmin, so I'm not aware of what's behind the hood so to speak. It does seem it was exclusively an issue with crowdstrike/microsoft though.

Yeah, CrowdStrike problem, but only in their Windows product.