azureedge.net domain and related Azure services are expected to stop working very soon as Azure's provider, Edgio, has gone bankrupt.

It's more than .net team using that domain, customers do too.

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/critical-dotnet-install-links-are-changing/

Critical: .NET Install links are changing - .NET Blog

The .NET installers and archives distribution method is currently changing unexpectedly. This change may impact your development, CI, and production infrastructure. It is crucial to validate if you are affected and monitor for any downtime or disruptions.

.NET Blog
Azure Front Door impact re Edgio bankruptcy, action required. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-gb/azure/frontdoor/migrate-cdn-to-front-door
Migrate Azure CDN from Edgio to Azure Front Door - Azure Content Delivery Network

Learn how to migrate your workloads from Azure CDN from Edgio to Azure Front Door using Azure Traffic Manager.

Edgio actually filed for bankruptcy many months ago but apparently everybody pretended it wasn't happening, then when it informed customers it was definitely going under a month ago, everybody was on holiday.

See also DigiCert dropping IPv6 support etc.

Some answers to questions in the thread:

Q) didn’t Akamai buy Edgio?

A) no, they just purchased customer contacts (spoiler: sales calls are coming). Link: https://www.akamai.com/newsroom/press-release/akamai-announces-winning-bid-for-select-assets-of-edgio

Q) How do you know Digicert use Edgio?

A) nslookup something like Digicerts CRLs.

Another hilarious one is look at all the things currently hanging on Edgio - from things like open source projects with one guy in Nebraska to cloud services, this may turn out to be a bumper quarter for Downdetector.

Some more updates on the Edgio situation -

- I was wrong about Akamai, they're currently running

- Edgio network is 300 PoPs, 150tbps of capability, 2000 subnets

- Akamai say the Edgio CDN service is due to terminate January 15th, so next Wednesday

- There's shit loads of traffic to Edgio CDN services still

- Azure DevOps blog on impact (where they recommend using connectivity to AzureEdge.net, which the MS .net team say is going away and is migrating away from) (🤷) https://devblogs.microsoft.com/devops/important-switching-cdn-providers/

Important: Switching CDN providers - Azure DevOps Blog

The current content delivery network (CDN) provider Edgio, used by Azure DevOps is retiring. We’re urgently transitioning to a solution served by Akamai and Azure Front Door CDNs to maintain the responsiveness of our services. What this means for you For most of you, this transition will be seamless. To ensure that you can continue […]

Azure DevOps Blog

Probably the biggest surprise of the Edgio situation right now is Microsoft. e.g. there's still lots of Microsoft 365 services operating on Edgio CDN today, looking through proxy logs. I hope Microsoft is on top of this.

Also Symantec LiveUpdate is still on Edgecast CDN aka Edgio as of now.

Edgio have updated their website to say they're going under.
I'm making a list of all the sites on Edgio which are about to break next week due to their bankruptcy, and there's so many it's difficult to know where to start, but Arsenal is pretty funny (Edgecast = Edgio).
pour one out for Symantec customers
this is great if you don't read the bit at the very top, lol
🫡
wonder which club :P
things going well between Microsoft and Akamai
things going well for BT
Symantec still haven't migrated away from Edgio CDN, which Akamai say is due to terminate in under two days. Lots of other orgs still using it. #edgio
Good news*, Arsenal have moved:

Waves at Symantec 👋 liveupdate.symantec.com is migrating to Cloudflare 🙌

You might also want to migrate liveupdate.symantecliveupdate.com, which is on Edgio still.

From prosperity here's the other Symantec AV update domain, liveupdate.symantecliveupdate.com, pending migration

There's still several hundred sites I can see sitting on Edgio - be interesting to see if Akamai really do turn off the taps on Wednesday or not, there's some proper Indiana Jones style migrations happening this week.

Quite a lot of the ones who've migrated have gone to Cloudflare, which must be a kick in the teeth for Akamai (having paid for the Edgio contracts).

@GossiTheDog Better start work on the "due to an advanced state actor APT AI-infused cryptocyberattack, the following services are unavailable" press release.
@GossiTheDog Clearly Artetta not in charge of IT. He still hasn’t moved for a striker despite it being abundantly clear that he needs one. Now he he’ll have to overspend in the January window.

@GossiTheDog When I worked at EdgeCast a few years ago, a lot of our biggest customers were multi-CDN, so even if 100% of traffic is still going to Edgio, fallover should be trivial. They may just be hoping for no bill for this month ever showing up if they maximize traffic on the doomed company while it's still up.

Then yeah, 1000 smaller sites will probably be down for days because the guy who set up CDN no longer works there.

@GossiTheDog @GossiTheDog Hey if possible can you add alt text to your images? I'm a screen reader user and just get the fact that there is an image with no description. Thanks.