What we can learn from the three biggest incidents in the software industry, this year.

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Deep dive into three major 2025 cloud outages: AWS's DNS race condition that cascaded through 113 services for 15 hours, Google Cloud's null pointer exception in Service Control that crashed 50+ services globally for 7 hours, and CrowdStrike's kernel driver bug that locked 8.5 million Windows machines in boot loops. Each incident reveals critical lessons about race conditions, dependency chains, deployment strategies, and the fragility of centralized control planes at hyperscale. Includes technical root cause analysis, cascading failure patterns, and actionable takeaways for building resilient distributed systems.

How Google, Amazon, and CrowdStrike broke millions of systems

1. DNS race condition caused the large AWS outage

2. How a Null pointer at Google Cloud crashed the Internet

3. A single deployment that made the whole world stop

Bonus: When Azure’s safety checks failed

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