On Tue, 2003-05-13 at 00:57, Jason Richey wrote:
Sounds reasonable... The TTL should be set to 1 Hour
now. Let me know
if that is not the case. I'm ready to make the DNS switch whenever,
jus let me know.
Cool...
There's a period of lighter traffic on the English wiki about 4:00-13:00
UTC, lowest point at 10:00 (3am here in sunny California). Ironically
this is when the European traffic peaks. ;) It might be best to make the
switch around 4:00-5:00 (11pm-midnight pacific), giving us a few extra
hours of lighter traffic to work with if we screw things up.
When it comes time to move the euro wikis, there's virtual dead time
from about midnight-5:00 am (5-10pm pacific time).
See exciting graphs:
http://www.wikipedia.org/stats/hourly_usage_200305.png
http://de.wikipedia.org/stats/hourly_usage_200305.png
If there's no objection, how about we plan to switch
www.wikipedia.org
to larousse tomorrow (tuesday night/wednesday morning)?
-- brion vibber (brion @
pobox.com)
