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ThousandEyes
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Companies that rely on the Internet rely on ThousandEyes, a Cisco company, for real-time visibility into what's breaking and where.
San Franciscothousandeyes.comJoined November 2009

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#CiscoLive 2022 is happening now and the line to the ThousandEyes booth is already long! Stop by to grab a t-shirt and chat with the team about the latest in seeing cloud and Internet like you own it.
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In today’s Internet-enabled environment, no application update or feature can be introduced in isolation. 👩‍💻 Let’s look at three examples in 2022 where interdependencies created unintended #DevOps incidents: hubs.la/Q01rk9020 Written by Mike Hicks of .
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Starting at ~19:33 UTC, ThousandEyes observed a service disruption for some global Facebook users. Several conditions were seen throughout the incident, ranging from HTTP server errors to extensive packet loss at Facebook’s network edge. It appeared to mostly resolve by ~20:45.
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Starting at around 7:52 UTC, ThousandEyes observed 100% packet loss in Zscaler’s network, which impacted the reachability of the Zscaler service for some customers. The disruption persisted for ~30 minutes before beginning to clear.
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Starting at 7:50am UTC, ThousandEyes can confirm observations of intermittent connectivity failures and forwarding loss to WhatsApp service endpoints. With no Internet network issues observed, the disruption appears to be a result of a backend application or service issue.
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On July 14 at 12:10 UTC, Twitter experienced a service disruption that prevented many users from accessing its app. While the app appears reachable from a network standpoint, users are receiving 503 service unavailable errors, indicating that the issue is internal to Twitter.
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Cisco took the “first pivotal step” in delivering its Predictive Networks vision to introduce ThousandEyes WAN Insights. co-founder Mohit Lad told me during #CiscoLive2022 : “SD-WAN just was the most natural starting point."
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