Since about midnight Berkeley time the MB splitters have choked. We need around 25/s to maintain the ready-to-send buffer. They're only producing around 16/s.
Another 16 or so hours & we'll be out of MB work.

The haveland stats show we bottomed out around 160k RTS and are slowly creeping back up.
Looking at the creation rate by month chart. It seems like creation rate and turn around time are related. In that when turn around time increases creation rate falls. That might just be an odd coincidence I suppose.

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The haveland stats show we bottomed out around 160k RTS and are slowly creeping back up.

Now they're making their way back down again, presently 133,000 & (very slowly) falling.
I think what's stopped us from running out of MB work is the availability of AP at the moment.

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Now they're making their way back down again, presently 133,000 & (very slowly) falling.
I think what's stopped us from running out of MB work is the availability of AP at the moment.

MB ready to send is slowly shrinking. Probably some lack of disk space.

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Now they're making their way back down again, presently 133,000 & (very slowly) falling.
I think what's stopped us from running out of MB work is the availability of AP at the moment.

MB ready to send is slowly shrinking. Probably some lack of disk space.

I think we have a stuck tape. Put 22mr08aa on tapewatch, and let's see what happens to it after maintenance tomorrow.

Now they're making their way back down again, presently 133,000 & (very slowly) falling.
I think what's stopped us from running out of MB work is the availability of AP at the moment.

MB ready to send is slowly shrinking. Probably some lack of disk space.

I think we have a stuck tape. Put 22mr08aa on tapewatch, and let's see what happens to it after maintenance tomorrow.

You might be onto something Richard. I cannot see any major backlog of work waiting to be validated or administered so that would explain why the ready to send the buffer is so low.

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MB ready-to-send has stopped shrinking, but it hasn't grown either.
Splitters still not pumping the work out.

For reference-
22mr08aa shows 2 channels in progress at present.
02dc08ae shows one in progress.
Neither show any errors, or completed channels.

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Ready to send (MB) has dropped below results received in the last hour. Hopefully, this will be addressed in today's maintenance.

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There are only 52 more channels of AP to split as well. Backup projects may get to do some work if maintenance doesn't unstick things.

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There are only 52 more channels of AP to split as well. Backup projects may get to do some work if maintenance doesn't unstick things.

Well, hopefully that does the trick.
Eric just had to increase the DB size when AP was not assimilating recently.
About a week ago.

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Tape 22mr08aa was removed during maintenance & creation rate for MB is climbing. Hopefully that troublesome tape didn't bring any friends.

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So.. some news, of sorts.

I decided to put my spreadsheet project to bed. It's been a long run, and I was planning on stopping it when I got to 5,000 APs, but I guess I forgot to add the recently-finished results of the past 48 hours and I decided that instead of having this section of ~16 consecutive tasks that have no data, I just cut it there and called it done.

So, the results.

All with r557 on an FX-6100, only running on half the cores with the exception of the first dozen or so tasks, hence the maximum CPU time below, with the first task being issued on 2012-03-28.

Tasks: 4830
Average CPU time: 39,652.273s
Median CPU time: 42,876.240s
Average credit/task: 657.74778
Median credit/task: 697.46000
Average blanking: 13.6340%
Median blanking: 2.39000%
Maximum CPU time: 54,824.460
Maximum credit: 1,459.81

Total CPU time: 187,198,383.1s (2,166d 15h 33m 3.1s)
Total credit: 3,105,227.29

<10% blanked: 3,654
100% blanked: 199
30/30 exits: 372


I will continue to look at my task pages, but I won't be logging anything anymore.

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Now if we can get files 29my13ac and 29no13aa finally finished after 3 weeks of being in their current state would be nice.

Cheers.

get em while they last. Only 7000 AP's left and 550 channels of MB to do.

Might be a dry spell coming for some.

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get em while they last. Only 7000 AP's left and 550 channels of MB to do.

Might be a dry spell coming for some.

If anything happens with the servers I would not expect anyone to be around to remote in and fix things this weekend. With the holiday on Friday.
Time to sit back and blow things up and not worry about how your computers are doing for those of us in the US I suppose.

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get em while they last. Only 7000 AP's left and 550 channels of MB to do.

Might be a dry spell coming for some.

If anything happens with the servers I would not expect anyone to be around to remote in and fix things this weekend. With the holiday on Friday.
Time to sit back and blow things up and not worry about how your computers are doing for those of us in the US I suppose.

The kitties shall send their best kitty juju to the servers for the long weekend.
Lots of MB to nibble on after their AP feast.

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Looking at the graphs, it appears the AP Assimilators are having issues again.

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Looking at the graphs, it appears the AP Assimilators are having issues again.

As I post this there are only 2 tasks waiting to be administered so the issue must have been fixed.

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Looking at the graphs, it appears the AP Assimilators are having issues again.

As I post this there are only 2 tasks waiting to be administered so the issue must have been fixed.

Yep.
It took a couple of goes, but it got there in the end.

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AP units are being splat, next stop, higher RAC junction...

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AP units are being splat, next stop, higher RAC junction...

except it looks like the stats page is locked up

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