Bugzilla inacessible, Trinity very slow

sardisson · Town Crier Joined: Feb 01, 2004 Posts: 4588

I'm currently unable to reach Bugzilla...keep getting time-outs and the traceroute dies somewhere before getting there.

Trinity is also glacially slow today...ca. 30 seconds to load a page. Sad

Smokey

pluby · The Architect Joined: Jun 16, 2003 Posts: 11949

I sent Dan a note about Bugzilla. I suspect that his DSL router is down. He'll probably take care of it when he gets home from work.

As for Trinity. It was really slow but a few minutes ago it sped up. My guess is that we are getting surges of people checking out the news about the Aqua menus.

Patrick

ovvldc · Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2004 2:59 pm Post subject:

OPENSTEP · Posted: Fri Oct 08, 2004 9:34 pm Post subject:

Trinity may be slow for a number of reasons. Unfortuantely I was at the opera and not in a position to debug it. If there are a lot of people posting into the forums with a fairly high frequency things can definitely slow down as the caches get invalidated and everything blocks due to transactional changes to the database Smile

I intend to do some work on speeding things up just afer I get these menu things out of my way Wink

ed

sardisson · Town Crier Joined: Feb 01, 2004 Posts: 4588

OPENSTEP · Posted: Sat Oct 09, 2004 3:21 pm Post subject:

FWIW I'll probably be getting a new machine within a few weeks and hopefully can upgrade trinity and the other neooffice.org servers within a month. My sister's boyfriend is theoretiaclly donating me a DP server box Smile

For better or for worse, trinity and our other servers are so popular now that downtime is an issue, so I won't be replacing them until what I have is stable.

Trinity's dealing with the traffic now in the current setup. But...if it gets /.d...or anyone here trys to /. it...please use coral or the like in the submission links to ease the pain on the database server Very Happy

ed

sardisson · Town Crier Joined: Feb 01, 2004 Posts: 4588

OPENSTEP · Posted: Sat Oct 09, 2004 4:07 pm Post subject:

I agree. I've been starting to track down the hang on printing bug myself but ran out of battery juice. Credit to Patrick, though, for not even botherign to compile this into one of his patches until he thought it was stable enough for general usage. It's been in the tree for soem time, but he made me bugfix it and improve performance until he deemed it "acceptable". All hail!

But seriously...if someone decides to /. trinity due to the native menu patch (or even the minor sites like macnn or macslash) please use coral links. For more info:

http://www.scs.cs.nyu.edu/coral/

Trinity definitely cannot handle heavy loads right now, so any of our common users will need to have patience during load spikes. I've optimized the database server so we can handle our most common load of 10 simultaneous users with page generation times less then 10 seconds, but beyond that page generation not predictable. The database has grown an order of magnitude in size since the previous /.ing. The only way we can fix this will be by upgrading harware. There's no more software configs I can do or additional servers onto which I can offload everything Sad

ed