WE'RE UP !!!!!

Uploads work, and completed uploads can be reported !!!

Downloads, not yet.

Also, the Cricket graphs don't yet reflect the work flow. All in good time.

WE'RE UP !!!!!

Uploads work, and completed uploads can be reported !!!

Downloads, not yet.

Also, the Cricket graphs don't yet reflect the work flow. All in good time.

There appears to be a new cricket graph.
http://fragment1.berkeley.edu/newcricket/grapher.cgi?target=/router-interfaces/inr-211/gigabitethernet6_17&ranges=d%3Aw&view=Octets

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David
Sitting on my butt while others boldly go,
Waiting for a message from a small furry creature from Alpha Centauri.

Oh, Thanks for the Cricket info! How Sweet It Is!

Okay, the downloads work - really work! The speeds are amazing. The whole workunit downloads in just a second or two. Awesome!

Thanks to all the Berkeley crew for an impressive feat. All your planning and labeling seems to have been flawless. THANK YOU!

buh. I'm getting the good 'ol "No tasks available".

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Thats because of the way the jobs are being transferred between splitters/upload queue/upload servers.

Files are going out, and at more than twice the speed at which they did before the server relocation.

I bet that with more tweaking, the speeds will be even better, and work will be more constantly available.

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Well i've read somewhere some time ago that they optimised the entire distribution system for the 100M link. I can imagine that those optimizations are an extra strain on the servers which make the servers the bottleneck at 2 times the demand

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Well one of my boxes picked up 3 new work units on a manual update, and they downloaded before I could flip over to the transfer screen to see how fast it was :)

This is promising, but I wonder what will fail now the bottleneck of the 100mb line is removed....

Of course the slow transfers and retries were probably putting a lot more load on the servers anyway. Now that the downloads seem to complete in a second, the server should have more free resources and be able to cope with more downloads?

Ian

Well one of my boxes picked up 3 new work units on a manual update, and they downloaded before I could flip over to the transfer screen to see how fast it was :)

This is promising, but I wonder what will fail now the bottleneck of the 100mb line is removed....

Of course the slow transfers and retries were probably putting a lot more load on the servers anyway. Now that the downloads seem to complete in a second, the server should have more free resources and be able to cope with more downloads?

Ian

We certainly hope so...

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Donald
Infernal Optimist / Submariner, retired

Well one of my boxes picked up 3 new work units on a manual update, and they downloaded before I could flip over to the transfer screen to see how fast it was :)

This is promising, but I wonder what will fail now the bottleneck of the 100mb line is removed....

Of course the slow transfers and retries were probably putting a lot more load on the servers anyway. Now that the downloads seem to complete in a second, the server should have more free resources and be able to cope with more downloads?

Ian

We certainly hope so...

Now we can to find the next weakest link.

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SETI@home classic workunits: 93,865 CPU time: 863,447 hours
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Oh sweet bandwidth!

Uploaded 18 AP results in 7 seconds. 12 MB results on the other machine in about 5. Scheduler contacts are also nearly-instant.

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Linux laptop:
record uptime: 1511d 20h 19m (ended due to the power brick giving-up)

I uploaded all the tasks i have in like 3 seconds WOW only got 85 new tasks but was way fast!