The richest man starts with a blind box

Chapter 397 Big Company [Additional]

It seems that they have been stimulated by the Chinese, and the Google employees don't want to be looked down upon by the Chinese, as if the great Americans are not as good as these native Chinese.

So everyone started to work overtime crazily. After the Chinese people had a rest all night and got a good night's sleep, they continued to work. Then Google and Jiangnan Group worked overtime for 24 hours at the same time to complete the final debugging.

In the end, the installation and commissioning work, which was expected to take at least 7 days, was completed in only three and a half days.

In the remaining five and a half days, Jiangnan's high-quality servers showed their value, because the speed of storage and deletion was extremely fast, so the speed of data transfer was much faster than expected.

When the last 30% of the data remained, Larry Page directly issued an order not to impose any deliberate traffic restrictions, and to transfer all his own data.

The reason why he took the risk to make such a decision on the last day was because Larry Page had a lot of contact with Yahoo and had a deep understanding of the company.

At this time, Yahoo is already a behemoth. The US headquarters alone has thousands of employees, and the company has dozens of different departments.

Moreover, the internal management has begun to become chaotic. Take the server department as an example. They don't have a direct management channel to the top management, and they have to go through four departments to manage it layer by layer.

Of course, such a situation is very normal in large companies, and this is the legendary disease of large companies.

However, for companies suffering from the disease of large companies, internal information reporting is actually very slow. When a piece of information is discovered at the bottom, it often takes days or even weeks before it has a chance to reach the eyes of the top management.

And this is just a chance, there is a high probability that such information will be directly obliterated in the transmission of news.

Take Google’s data anomaly this time as an example. After Larry Page announced the transfer of all data, the staff responsible for monitoring server traffic discovered the anomaly immediately.

After all, the data traffic has suddenly increased several times, and even a fool can see the problem.

But in the end, the staff member chose to ignore him.

It's not that this staff member was with Larry Page and was bribed by Larry Page. On the contrary, Larry Page didn't know this staff member at all.

There is only one reason why this staff member chose to ignore it, and that is that it is too troublesome to report.

He needs to pull the data first, then fill in the detailed forms, and finally type a report. All these tasks will take an hour or two at least, which is too tiring.

When he first joined the job, when encountering such a thing, this staff member would write a report very carefully.

However, after several such incidents happened, the staff member was very helpless to find that, except for his immediate superior who would take a look at the report, there was no response to the report at the higher levels, and he could not get it. Bits of feedback.

In fact, it is normal for the traffic to explode at a certain moment. The failure of the cause, or simply being attacked by a hacker, there are various reasons anyway, but it is really not a big deal.

After trying to ignore this situation again and not receiving any punishment or blame, the staff member simply ignored it habitually. Anyway, the salary is so much, why bother to increase the workload for himself.

So during the three hours of traffic surge, Yahoo itself did not do anything.

It wasn't until three hours later that the employee discovered that the traffic was still running at a high speed that he felt something was wrong.

But he couldn't control it anymore, because he was going to get off work.Is he going to report to his boss at this time, in exchange for a chance to work overtime for free?
So he simply chose to continue ignoring it. Instead, the people who had been in charge of him all along, reminded him to pay attention to the changes in traffic, and left immediately.

And the employee who came to shift took the same mentality, procrastinated for 4 hours, and created 7 hours of non-response time for Google, only to realize that it was time to write a report to his boss.

So he spent an hour writing the report and sent it to his boss's mailbox, but it was already close to midnight at this time, and his boss had already fallen asleep, so who would take care of such a report.

It wasn’t until I went to work at 2:9 in the morning on the second day that the boss received the report in the mailbox, and then called the employee in charge of monitoring, and the employee said that the traffic had returned to normal levels after 00:8 in the morning Yes, the runaway traffic phenomenon also disappeared.

"It's just an accidental malfunction, don't worry about it!" The boss muttered, if he wanted to report it, he would have to write a two-hour report, which was a fucking waste of time.

Anyway, now that the abnormal situation is over, it is estimated that the BUG disappeared by itself, so just pretend that nothing happened.

So, from the beginning to the end, Yahoo did not deal with the problem of this surge in traffic, and intelligence and information were directly pressed down at the bottom.

Who can imagine how Larry Page on the other side spent the night in fear, praying to God and worshiping Buddha.

This night, Larry Page didn't close his eyes for a moment, and kept praying that Yahoo would never discover the problem, never directly cut off the data connection of the server, and must let himself transfer the last data.

As if God had a spirit, Larry Page's prayer was answered by God, and all the data was successfully copied, and all the preparations for Google have been completed.

"Give our backend an order to format all customer data on Yahoo's server, and at the same time, Google will shut down for 10 minutes and transfer to a new server group!" Larry Page blushed, clenched his fists and issued the final an instruction.

At this moment, Google completely broke away from Yahoo and was reborn in blood.

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"What happened to yesterday's data? Has it returned to normal?" It was also [-] o'clock the next morning, and the staff member from yesterday continued to come back to work.

In fact, he is still somewhat responsible. He has been thinking about the problem of abnormal traffic that lasted for more than three hours yesterday, so the first thing he did after he came back was to check whether the abnormal traffic was still there, and he was pleasantly surprised to find that the traffic had returned to normal. Yes, even less than before.

This made the staff member heave a sigh of relief. At this time, the leader also came to inquire about the situation. He heard that he had received an abnormal email from the staff member on the evening shift yesterday, so he reported that the traffic was normal and there was no problem.

This state of no problem continued until noon.

According to the working rules required by the company, it is necessary to check the detailed data of each server at all times, and then compare the situation of the storage server to see if there is no risk of data loss.

So no one will really check the data all the time, but compare the three time points in the morning, middle and evening.

So this day's Chinese, when the latest data information appeared on the computer, the staff member just glanced at it, and then his whole body froze instantly, and after a few seconds, he let out a scream like howling like ghosts and wolves. cry.

This time, there was a lot of movement, and the boss was shocked. When the boss saw the data, he was completely dumbfounded.

Because at this time, among all storage servers, the data of nearly 8000 storage servers have been completely cleared, and there are still 6000 storage servers with a large amount of lost data, accounting for 1/4 of the total number of servers.

"These emptied servers belong to those departments. Can they be recovered?" the boss asked desperately. He knew that there was a high probability that these data could not be recovered.

Even if it can be recovered, I am afraid that the time is calculated according to the month.Even if the restoration succeeds in the end, their lives and futures are all over, and he has to leave the company.

These are the most important data of the company. Without these data, the company doesn't know how to explain to users.

"This... luckily, I checked and found that all the lost data belonged to Google and we saved it on our behalf. There is no loss of our company's own user data!" the staff said.

"Really!" The boss's face immediately showed the excitement of being in a desperate situation. He immediately re-investigated and confirmed that the staff member was not wrong. The data on the lost books had nothing to do with Yahoo, and it was all from Google. of.

"Even if it's not bad enough, I'm afraid that the entire Google website is now in a paralyzed state. Google people will come to the door soon!" The staff said desperately.

Maybe the boss can survive this time, but he himself is bound to die.

"Strange, why did you say that Google's data was deleted this time? And when was it deleted?" After realizing that the situation seemed to be turning around, the boss suddenly asked back.

"It should be the problem of the huge data flow yesterday!" The staff analyzed, "There must be a hacker who sneaked into the backstage of Google, and then seized the authority of their company, and then deleted all the data in the server. , only this explanation!"

The staff member is right, and there is indeed only this explanation at present. After all, no one can imagine that these data will be deleted by Google itself.

"No, not necessarily, it really doesn't have to be done by hackers!" The boss shook his head. He thought of many rumors in the company, the difficult negotiations the company had been having with Google, and Boss Yang's fury from time to time. And the Achilles heel of Google, which he holds in his hands.

Maybe, this really wasn't done by hackers, it was done by our own people!

(End of this chapter)