Fastly's Software Bug Responsible For Global Internet Downtime On Tuesday: Reuters

Fastly Inc FSLY blamed a software bug for inflicting the global internet outage that knocked out high traffic sites, including The Guardian and New York Times, Reddit, and Amazon.com Inc AMZN on Tuesday, Reuters reports.
The bug was reportedly triggered when one of its unidentified customers changed the settings.
Fastly operates a group of servers to help customers move and store content close to their end-users.
The company detected the outage within a minute of occurring at 09:47 GMT. The engineers figured out the cause at 10:27 GMT.
Most of the network quickly recovered after disabling the settings that led to the issue.
Around 95% of the network resumed normal functioning within 49 minutes.
The networks wholly recovered at 12:35 GMT. Fastly rolled out a permanent software fix at 17:25 GMT.
Price action: FSLY shares traded higher by 1.12% at $56.83 in the premarket session on the last check Wednesday.