Well, one new dataset was loaded and is now splitting AP.
The Crickets responded by jumping up to around 140Mb/s.

Not hard to see why the servers got so tangled up so fast when AP hit the pipe with a 100Mb cap.

I want to see a Shortie Storm for comparison.

Claggy

LOL...
I was thinking exactly the same thing.

The recovery time from this coming Tuesday's outage should be interesting to see as well.

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Just had a look at the graphs & numbers.
No AP work going out at the momnent (other than resends etc), and there's a whole bunch of shorties coming through at the moment.
Network traffic is sitting at around 130Mb/s, just for MB alone...

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Grant
Darwin NT

.....and we wondered why there was so much network congestion with a 100Mb pipe....

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LOL...
Ya ever see a 300Mb spike of uploads before???

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LOL...
Ya ever see a 300Mb spike of uploads before???

Yeah, i saw those spikes & i'm not sure exactly what happened there.
I had a look at my logs, and as per usual uploads were still going through as the WUs completed all through the outage.
Yet there was a small (100Mb/s) surge about 1/3rd of the way through the outage, then that massive surge several hours after the outage, when the initial surge of downloads had completed- ie all uploads had already gone through & people were able to get new work.

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Grant
Darwin NT

Whoa boy.....

Here's your shorty storm, Claggy.

Crickets are a jumpin, and not an AP being split.

280Mb/s, and 111k results/hour coming back in.

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Whoa boy.....

Here's your shorty storm, Claggy.

Crickets are a jumpin, and not an AP being split.

280Mb/s, and 111k results/hour coming back in.

It only lasted a short while. If that is all it looks like now I'm not sure we can call it a "shortie storm". Maybe a "shortie cloud burst" or something.

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Hmmm....
Wonder what in the world is causing the huge upload or inbound spikes.
Just had another one last hour.

Could that be data being transferred from the lab to the servers at the colo?

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Hmmm....
Wonder what in the world is causing the huge upload or inbound spikes.
Just had another one last hour.

Could that be data being transferred from the lab to the servers at the colo?

Well, the raw data for splitting has got to get there somehow - and I don't see Matt taking it down in his lunchbox every other day.

360 Mb/s !

At least the spikes won't go over 9000.

I was wondering about those huge inbound spikes also. No way could that be returning work unit results.

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360 Mb/s !

At least the spikes won't go over 9000.

Wow the inbound has hit Max: 446.93 Mbits/sec. Good to see that they can make more use of the available inbound bandwidth.

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Inbound is probably something like bringing archived tapes in from off-site storage.

Also.. something is abnormal.. it is taking 17 seconds to download APs instead of 9-11. Maybe the extra packet load for the mystery inbound traffic is making transfers take slightly longer.

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Just checked and I'm downloading Astopulse v6 6.04 in 4 seconds, that's from the time is shows start to time says stop: So that's pretty impressive.

11/04/2013 9:00:26 PM | SETI@home | Started download of ap_24fe13ab_B0_P0_00182_20130411_25067.wu
11/04/2013 9:00:30 PM | SETI@home | Finished download of ap_24fe13ab_B0_P0_00182_20130411_25067.wu

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Of course this helps.

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Yeah, something is definitely odd..

2013-04-12 01:09:41 SETI@home Started download of ap_23fe13ab_B4_P0_00180_20130411_13542.wu
2013-04-12 01:10:23 SETI@home Finished download of ap_23fe13ab_B4_P0_00180_20130411_13542.wu
2013-04-12 01:19:54 SETI@home Started download of ap_14fe13ab_B5_P1_00050_20130411_23089.wu
2013-04-12 01:21:00 SETI@home Finished download of ap_14fe13ab_B5_P1_00050_20130411_23089.wu

They're slowing down a bit. I downloaded the new nvidia drivers at 4.2MB/sec, so... I know it's not my connection, as noted here:

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Yep ! Mistake... We lost all the University of Berkeley, Chris... Very strange... (during two hours 07:15-09:15 UTC).

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We lost you for 3 hours - what happened?

Yeah, everything on berkeley.edu went down.
All my uploads have gone through, but i'm not getting any response from the Scheduler at the moment, other than
12/04/2013 18:54:04 SETI@home Scheduler request failed: HTTP internal server error


EDIT- a couple more attempts & work was delivered in full.

Antoher EDIT- and a new download record set for the Cricket graphs, 295Mb/s.

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Grant
Darwin NT

Yeah, everything on berkeley.edu went down.

Yes the whole university dropped off the internet. I checked several is-it-up sites and they all reported it as down.