Google Cloud Suspends SSLMate Account Multiple Times Without Notification
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SSLMate, a service that manages SSL certificates, has had its Google Cloud account suspended three times, each without prior notification. The founder, Andrew Ayer, reported that these suspensions occurred on consecutive Fridays, impacting their ability to integrate with customer accounts and manage DNS records. The repeated account suspensions have forced SSLMate to reconsider its use of Google Cloud for essential operations.
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