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3 minutes ago, Husker_Du said:

this is exactly what i thought was the problem during worlds.

there was no issue in the middle of the night (when very few were on)

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That’s not considered poor infrastructure management on flo’s part?   They don’t have demand predictions to help work this or capabilities to dynamically scale the back end databases?   Most modern databases can dynamically scale these days.   
 

That stuff can also be tuned…     That stuff should be tuned…   Segregate the pools of servers that serve one purpose vs another 

 

Edited by Caveira
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I  should clarify something in this. I wasn't saying that Flo didn't contribute to the issues with either scenario (V Tech or Kazakhstan). The complaints I saw here or on other fora were about blaming Flo Streaming issues. With most Flo tourney events, the streaming is from Flo cameras inside the arena and then interfacing with internet in that arena before it heads to the Flo cloud. I was saying that these two scenarios had nothing to do with Flo streaming, per se, since Flo wasn't filming either one. They were taking feed from others and distributing it. From feedback I was getting or seeing it seemed clear that V Tech issues were 100% at Flo (Flo cloud, I suppose as Willie was suggesting). I didn't hear anyone watching Service from the area having an issue it was all people outside the area. With Kazakhstan, it seemed to be that the complaints coincided with issues we saw with the UWW feed. I was basically asking if it seemed there were further Flo issues there also. I am just trying to get people to realize there are possible issues at all areas of a production - from local cameras to the local in house network to in house internet (those are two different things- the network is the connection between the head table and the mats before leaving the arena using internet).

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