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Been very busy.
There were some bugs in the traffic management policy delivered by the vendor that was deployed on the weekend. It also resulted in excessive resource utilisation on Monday afternoon and evening (causing the slow response). Bugfixes (some supplied by us and vetted by the vendor, some supplied by the vendor) we deployed yesterday around 14h00 to prevent hitting the high CPU utilisation.
The bugfixes resulted in an unexpected change (the traffic management policy is now working exactly, whereas previously it was over-shooting by 10%). Unfortunately, the behaviour could not be verified in QA, as we are missing one component that is related in this interaction (we will add this component to QA before we make any further changes).
We were informed by the call centre around 22h30, and increased the bandwidth values by 10% last night at 23h00 to accommodate this difference.
Unfortunately, I made a one-character typo when implementing in Bellville, which resulted in very little traffic going through the site. It took a while to show up, and I fixed it as soon as I noticed it.
The experience in Gauteng looks good, and the numbers in Bellville look very similar, but we will keep an eye on it today.
Please keep providing feedback. Other people are also reading the thread, and even if I don't always reply, the feedback does help us improve the experience you receive.
Been very busy.
There were some bugs in the traffic management policy delivered by the vendor that was deployed on the weekend. It also resulted in excessive resource utilisation on Monday afternoon and evening (causing the slow response). Bugfixes (some supplied by us and vetted by the vendor, some supplied by the vendor) we deployed yesterday around 14h00 to prevent hitting the high CPU utilisation.
The bugfixes resulted in an unexpected change (the traffic management policy is now working exactly, whereas previously it was over-shooting by 10%). Unfortunately, the behaviour could not be verified in QA, as we are missing one component that is related in this interaction (we will add this component to QA before we make any further changes).
We were informed by the call centre around 22h30, and increased the bandwidth values by 10% last night at 23h00 to accommodate this difference.
Unfortunately, I made a one-character typo when implementing in Bellville, which resulted in very little traffic going through the site. It took a while to show up, and I fixed it as soon as I noticed it.
The experience in Gauteng looks good, and the numbers in Bellville look very similar, but we will keep an eye on it today.
Please keep providing feedback. Other people are also reading the thread, and even if I don't always reply, the feedback does help us improve the experience you receive.
FFS now they say my 4Mbit uncapped is throttled, but TI usage says green normal user and Saix shows I used 66GB. WTF? Still on the phone got transferred to fnw
Seems several areas in and our Cape Town are still broken. 3 weeks and counting.![]()
@ranger, my internet was still crawling this morning when I left home. Durban.
Found a problem. One of the changes didn't make it to Bellville yesterday.
Fix implemented now.
Yes, Durbanville goes though Bellville.Does this include Durbanville?