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Site seems crushed under load. https://web.archive.org/web/20220929224847/https://www.amazonredshiftresearchproject.org/slblog/index.html https://web.archive.o

• fasteddie31003 4y ago
• unethical_ban 4y ago
  For being named after an AWS product I thought it would have some better uptime!
  • Max-Ganz-II 4y ago
    I wouldn't want AWS to catch any flak because of me, well, not unless I'm writing about Redshift, in which case they get all flak that's appropriate :-) AWS have nothing to do with this site, and certainly nothing to do with its hosting.
• Max-Ganz-II 4y ago
  Thankyou for posting that link. I was not expecting a strong response to the post; I took no steps to handle additional traffic. Experience is the key to performance, and this is the first time I've posted a noticable thread. I've upped the number of Apache servers to four and increased the thread count per server to 32. Too late now, of course; but I'll know better in the unlikely event I should come again to post something of interest.
  • Max-Ganz-II 4y ago
    I have rewritten the blog, moving to an index-based layout, rather than the original single-page layout. I've also moved the CSS link inline. There is no javascript, there are no cookies. This has broken the link for this story. I added a redirect, but it does nothing. No errors, no logging, just... doesn't do anything. That's an experience I have to say I have had before, with Apache =-) I've added a couple of words of explanation to the top of the index, and a link there to the blog post.
  • Moldoteck 4y ago
    try using cloudflare, it's free and looks like is suitable for your needs. Also, for static websites, you can try using github pages/cloudflare pages- free hosting for static websites