Site Downtime November 20, 2013

[Damian]

Was it slow before? Is it faster now?

It seems to be... like I said, the time-to-initial-load was very long before, but now it's much better. The speed, once it's going, is still fine.

 

[splitice]

I suspect you are benefiting from the East Coast location

Its great here in Australia too due to that.

 

[trewq]

I suspect you are benefiting from the East Coast location


Its great here in Australia too due to that.

It used to take a little to load from my home connection but it's fine now. Over 4G it has always been fast.

 

[drmike]

My route to Vegas via Oregon always was meh, slow.

I am noticing things seeming peppier.

 

[Coastercraze]

We would need filtering wherever we put it.  Which means this situation could have just as easily been replicated somewhere else at it was at FH.

There are also other points to consider... for starters, we would _never_ offload our panels to another host.  That simply wont happen.  We also learned the hard way (with CC) what happens when you cannot trust your own DC.  I cannot think of anyplace offhand I would trust our hardware in more than FiberHub;  and I sure as hell wont risk our clients’ info in someone else’s hands.

Fair enough I suppose, though FiberHub does have a Seattle location. Why not put gear up there?

 

[Jack]

Fair enough I suppose, though FiberHub does have a Seattle location. Why not put gear up there?

Seattle is just a few racks isn't it? It's not owned by them?

 

[Aldryic C'boas]

Fair enough I suppose, though FiberHub does have a Seattle location. Why not put gear up there?

1) It's Seattle

2) I trust the individuals, not just the brand name.  Just because you get great service at your local bank branch doesn't mean the service will be just as good at another city's branch.

 

[peterw]

1) It's Seattle

Nice city but bad network. I did have 3 vps in Seattle but I am fed up with the packet loss and the limited bandwith. Switched to L.A. area.

 

[drmike]

Nice city but bad network. I did have 3 vps in Seattle but I am fed up with the packet loss and the limited bandwith. Switched to L.A. area.

All depends where you are   I have luck with neither location.  I blame it on fractured and over burdened US infrastructure.

I bet if I were near regional to either life would be great there.

 

[InertiaNetworks-John]

Things seem to be all good for me now!

(And it seems a bit faster for me!)