Lemmy.ca scheduled maintenance Saturday July 6th - Complete
Hi everyone,
We'll be undergoing maintenance on Saturday morning from about 11am - noon PST.
We've been having some stability issues over the past few days that I've tracked down to database performance, so I'll be doing some tuning and also applying all our needed system updates at the same time.
We've been having some stability issues over the past few days
I was gonna ask about that. I had noticed several slow downs over the last couple days, but pretty brief. Glad to see it's being looked into/sorted out.
PST? Do the lemmy.ca servers happen to be hosted in the Vancouver area?
I'm somewhat of a network specialist, though in wireless technology. Now I'm the head of my company's IT department so I'm a jack of all trades but would love to get some experience working on database infrastructure.
If you want some free labour, let me know how I can get in contact.
Howdy! I know y'all probably have a plan for Saturday, but was hoping you could peek at another possible issue.
While I believe this might be a client issue (Connect), some communities from other instances are not being listed properly. So, being logged into lemmy.ca and then trying to list /c/cat on lemmy.world shows a strange list of posts that resembles /c/all.
This is not a widespread spread issue and may not happen when logged into other instances. (196 is another with a similar issue here, which is annoying as I prefer to monitor that community from this instance.)
Unfortunately, the Connect dev has been missing for a bit and we cannot verify where the issue actually is. (It would suck to switch client apps .. )
It was kind of a stretch for it being an instance issue anyway, but thanks for the response. (These issues started after the last instance update, which does point the finger at the client in many cases. Not all, but many.)
Unfortunately, my manipulation skills are top tier. Unless you happen to have the memory span of a carrot, this issue report is now planted in your head as something to associate with any possible future issues that you might encounter. (I know how engineers think, bud.)
Ok, maybe I just have a little too much time on my hands at the moment to type out extended comments. ;)