It’s one thing for Dorsey to step aside and hand the CEO role off to the company’s most trusted engineer, Agrawal.
Why does that matter? For all of their faults, most of our social networks have been run by people who have built up institutional memory about their companies’ past mistakes and the unintended consequences of their actions. One exception is Reddit, which has had two non-founder CEOs, but their stints were fairly brief, and the company has mostly stayed in the hands of co-founders Steve Huffman and Alexis Ohanian. But even he had at least been COO for a while first. Twitter’s been led by mostly founders - Ev Williams, then Jack Dorsey - save for a brief spell when Dick Costolo ran it. Susan Wojcicki didn’t start YouTube, but she was an early Googler and oversaw its purchase of the video site before becoming the YouTube CEO. Mark Zuckerberg still has a stranglehold on Meta. social media platform is run by someone who wasn’t there when it all began. If he does, it’ll be one of the rare times a major U.S. Speaking of who Musk has in mind to replace Twitter’s leadership team, Musk is reportedly planning to take on the CEO role himself.
"It took us a bit to switch to using a different load balancing topology, but we were able to do so to restore service before Traffic Director issues were resolved.No doubt Musk has some people in mind that he likes for the roles, but those people will inevitably face a learning curve - and global regulators have long since run out of patience with social platforms. Engineering took measures to remediate by moving to alternate proxy configuration that did not use traffic director. "In its malfunction, it caused our internal load balancing layer to not have a valid configuration, which caused a loss of availability of the API. "Engineering has root-caused this issue to a Google Cloud component called 'Traffic Director' which is responsible for configuring our load balancing layer," the chat, voice and video-communications service explained. This was because of the same issue suffered by Spotify. Were the Spotify and Discord outages connected?ĭiscord also experienced some technical difficulties on Tuesday night. "You've been logged out, log back in to start listening," was another message that appeared, even when users entered the correct login details. "We're all mixed up, refresh this page or try again later," was one of the error messages seen on Spotify on Tuesday night. During the technical issues, users were faced with a variety of error messages from Spotify.
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