VERY long Preparing your design time

[chris1]

@drew

So now with containers if I have a single SSHD instance that still has the 100 client limitation I am now sharing those 100 connections across 10 “systems”. So if Container 1 has 75 connections going and Container 2 has 25 Containers 3-9 are SOL until resources are freed up by Container 1 and 2.

@drew

It has it’s place… I just don’t think it’s for anything that requires heavy compute. Not unless Google and Amazon are running docker on some super heavy metal boxes (which I highly doubt).

I think you have some misunderstandings about how containers work and about what Google and Amazon are doing.

[drew]

Containers or how Docker does containers? The thing that cracks me up is people think Docker invented the idea while other OS vendors have been doing it for a while. If I have it wrong I will have to call the guy over at Docker up and tell him he told us everything wrong.

As for what google and amazon are doing… Let’s see how well it works the week after next as that’s usually the week where their servers get murdered.

[chris1]

@drew

As for what google and amazon are doing… Let’s see how well it works the week after next as that’s usually the week where their servers get murdered.

I’m sure you could teach them a thing or two about how to run servers at scale, starting with replacing containers with VMs to handle more connections. The mind boggles.

[drew]

So… twice now you are insinuating that I don’t know what I am talking about yet… you still haven’t attempted to explain your knowledge on the subject. You can feel free to assume I don’t know what I’m talking about all you want but I’m not sure what your goal is. If you feel I have incorrectly stated something or lead someone astray please feel free to explain what’s what. Just signing on to a forum and saying, ‘you’re wrong’ just to say someone is wrong seems rather pointless.

And since both Google and Amazon are customers of mine… I do happen to give them advice on such things from time to time. But hey… what do I know… not overly relevant as the topic simply strayed from the original issue.

The fact of the matter HERE is that the issues we were encountering on Saturday did indeed seem load based as tasks done during the weekday were not able to be done on Saturday. Then miraculously on Sunday morning the same tasks worked again. Due to the nature of the product in use it would be a good bet that load was significantly higher on Saturday.

[fineclonier]

Working much better now, thank you!

[vee]

I’m glad to hear that! I’m going to close this thread - if the problem reoccurs, go ahead and post a new topic. Thanks for letting us know about this!