@danaepp obtained a usb 3.5 floppy drive. Muh ha ha ha.
However, I need an ibm sys 34 mainframe and 8in floppy drive to recover my COBOL code. 😉
I'm glad to be less reliant on the bird now, and there's so much more content/less ads, and is making my browsing that much more difficult because I'm reading most of the posts now.
Sent something to help with costs. Appreciate you doing this again.
@jerry Thank you for the new home.
hopefully you have the donation you need to handle the maintenance costs that will surely creep up.
@jerry what's your architecture like? I'm thinking of running an instance.
Pet VMs feel kinda icky to me :/
A couple of links I have bookmarked 🙂
https://infosec.exchange/@jerry/109296646225734012
https://infosec.exchange/@jerry/109295166927417993
@jerry awesome! Congrats on hitting 10k!
let me know if there’s anything I can do to help out.
@jerry I am curious if you have the ratio of attachments (pictures/video) to other user data (and the to logs and whatnot if that's included in that count)?
I wonder at what point does it make sense so shard the attachments onto a different (high storage/high bandwidth/lower compute) server...
This is something I did for static images on a message board I run. Not having the main web server hit a whole bunch just for images and graphics was a pretty noticeable CPU improvement.
@jerry that’s really not bad… under 1MB / user / day of data creation. Especially where users are allowed to upload images! I would have expected more.
Thanks for sharing your experiences running this server. It’s fascinating to see the sorts of problems one runs into while scaling up - especially when it’s one guy dealing with it! Even when I’ve overseen growth at work, it’s always been stuff spread around a team so it never felt “real” in the way that your posts have.