Are you meaning to say that a big accident in a public cloud like AWS or Azure is waiting to happen?
I did have something weird the other day in AWS. I was accessing a K8S hosted website in my clients tenant, and I got an SSL handshake issue. Turns out the certificate served wasn't of my clients website, but of some dev-xxxx.polar.com. That environment wasn't externally accessible as the domain cannot be resolved in public DNS and I assume that the environment itself is also shielded. After refreshed, the issue was gone and I could access the client site again.
I did have something weird the other day in AWS. I was accessing a K8S hosted website in my clients tenant, and I got an SSL handshake issue. Turns out the certificate served wasn't of my clients website, but of some dev-xxxx.polar.com. That environment wasn't externally accessible as the domain cannot be resolved in public DNS and I assume that the environment itself is also shielded. After refreshed, the issue was gone and I could access the client site again.