zlacker

Global rollout of security code on a timeframe of seconds is part of Cloudflare's value proposition.

In this case they got unlucky with an incident before they finished work on planned changes from the last incident.

>>progra+(OP)
That's entirely incorrect. For starters, they didn't get unlucky. They made a choice to use the same system they knew was sketchy (which they almost certainly knew was sketchy even before 11/18)

And on top of that, Cloudflare's value proposition is "we're smart enough to know that instantaneous global deployments are a bad idea, so trust us to manage services for you so you don't have to rely on in house folks who might not know better"