Re: [twitter-dev] Scheduled Twitter API Network Maintenance, June 16th @ 6-7:30 AM PDT 21

2010-06-16 Thread BJ Weschke
A planned maintenance from 9-10:30A EDT and during one of the World 
Cup games? Wow. I hope it's really important.


Taylor Singletary wrote:


Hi Developers,

A little late notice, but just wanted to make sure you've all seen 
what was posted on the Twitter status blog a bit earlier:


MAINTENANCE ACTION:

—

We’ll be working with our network provider to perform some tests
and maintenance. During this time you can expect a high rate of
errors (whales)

DATE/TIME WINDOW:

—

 June 16th @ 6-7:30 AM PDT

AFFECTED RESOURCES:

———

Twitter.com and* Api.twitter.com http://Api.twitter.com*

*
*

*Might be a bit bumpy this morning, but intentionally so.*
*
*Taylor Singletary
Developer Advocate, Twitter
http://twitter.com/episod




RE: [twitter-dev] Scheduled Twitter API Network Maintenance, June 16th @ 6-7:30 AM PDT 21

2010-06-16 Thread Dean Collins
Guess the twitter technical team aren't soccer fans and follow baseball?


Cheers,
Dean Collins
http://www.LiveWorldCUpChat.com



 -Original Message-
 From: twitter-development-talk@googlegroups.com
[mailto:twitter-development-
 t...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of BJ Weschke
 Sent: Wednesday, 16 June 2010 9:45 AM
 To: twitter-development-talk@googlegroups.com
 Cc: twitter-api-announce
 Subject: Re: [twitter-dev] Scheduled Twitter API Network Maintenance,
June 16th @
 6-7:30 AM PDT 21
 
  A planned maintenance from 9-10:30A EDT and during one of the World
 Cup games? Wow. I hope it's really important.
 
 Taylor Singletary wrote:
 
  Hi Developers,
 
  A little late notice, but just wanted to make sure you've all seen
  what was posted on the Twitter status blog a bit earlier:
 
  MAINTENANCE ACTION:
 
  -
 
  We'll be working with our network provider to perform some tests
  and maintenance. During this time you can expect a high rate of
  errors (whales)
 
  DATE/TIME WINDOW:
 
  -
 
   June 16th @ 6-7:30 AM PDT
 
  AFFECTED RESOURCES:
 
  ---
 
  Twitter.com and* Api.twitter.com http://Api.twitter.com*
 
  *
  *
 
  *Might be a bit bumpy this morning, but intentionally so.*
  *
  *Taylor Singletary
  Developer Advocate, Twitter
  http://twitter.com/episod



Re: [twitter-dev] Scheduled Twitter API Network Maintenance, June 16th @ 6-7:30 AM PDT 21

2010-06-16 Thread John Kalucki
The wording wasn't accurate and has since been changed. They're going
to be poking around with network and monitoring traffic, and there's
always a very small chance that something will go wrong, a link will
drop, and it'll take a few seconds for the network topology to
re-converge. Usually we hardly take note of, or can even detect, a
partition, due to the low convergency latency. However, when we're
running the backlinks so hot, anything could happen. They're just
trying to communicate the somewhat elevated risk of this measurement
that is only useful during a peak event and is necessary to add
appropriate capacity and balance load.



On Wed, Jun 16, 2010 at 6:44 AM, BJ Weschke bwesc...@btwtech.com wrote:
 A planned maintenance from 9-10:30A EDT and during one of the World Cup
 games? Wow. I hope it's really important.

 Taylor Singletary wrote:

 Hi Developers,

 A little late notice, but just wanted to make sure you've all seen what
 was posted on the Twitter status blog a bit earlier:

    MAINTENANCE ACTION:

    —

    We’ll be working with our network provider to perform some tests
    and maintenance. During this time you can expect a high rate of
    errors (whales)

    DATE/TIME WINDOW:

    —

     June 16th @ 6-7:30 AM PDT

    AFFECTED RESOURCES:

    ———

    Twitter.com and* Api.twitter.com http://Api.twitter.com*

    *
    *

 *Might be a bit bumpy this morning, but intentionally so.*
 *
 *Taylor Singletary
 Developer Advocate, Twitter
 http://twitter.com/episod




Re: [twitter-dev] Scheduled Twitter API Network Maintenance, June 16th @ 6-7:30 AM PDT 21

2010-06-16 Thread John Kalucki
I know you are just joking, but here's what's we're doing:

We all have every world cup game in our corporate calendars and for
many of us, our entire day, sleep included, is paced around the three
world cup games. Deploys, maintenance, and everything else has been
shifted around. And the games are obvious in the graphs, and we do a
lot of graph-looking-at-and-talking-about-and-such.

-John


On Wed, Jun 16, 2010 at 6:47 AM, Dean Collins d...@cognation.net wrote:
 Guess the twitter technical team aren't soccer fans and follow baseball?


 Cheers,
 Dean Collins
 http://www.LiveWorldCUpChat.com



 -Original Message-
 From: twitter-development-talk@googlegroups.com
 [mailto:twitter-development-
 t...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of BJ Weschke
 Sent: Wednesday, 16 June 2010 9:45 AM
 To: twitter-development-talk@googlegroups.com
 Cc: twitter-api-announce
 Subject: Re: [twitter-dev] Scheduled Twitter API Network Maintenance,
 June 16th @
 6-7:30 AM PDT 21

  A planned maintenance from 9-10:30A EDT and during one of the World
 Cup games? Wow. I hope it's really important.

 Taylor Singletary wrote:
 
  Hi Developers,
 
  A little late notice, but just wanted to make sure you've all seen
  what was posted on the Twitter status blog a bit earlier:
 
      MAINTENANCE ACTION:
 
      -
 
      We'll be working with our network provider to perform some tests
      and maintenance. During this time you can expect a high rate of
      errors (whales)
 
      DATE/TIME WINDOW:
 
      -
 
       June 16th @ 6-7:30 AM PDT
 
      AFFECTED RESOURCES:
 
      ---
 
      Twitter.com and* Api.twitter.com http://Api.twitter.com*
 
      *
      *
 
  *Might be a bit bumpy this morning, but intentionally so.*
  *
  *Taylor Singletary
  Developer Advocate, Twitter
  http://twitter.com/episod




Re: [twitter-dev] Scheduled Twitter API Network Maintenance, June 16th @ 6-7:30 AM PDT 21

2010-06-16 Thread BJ Weschke

Thanks John. That makes more sense.

John Kalucki wrote:

The wording wasn't accurate and has since been changed. They're going
to be poking around with network and monitoring traffic, and there's
always a very small chance that something will go wrong, a link will
drop, and it'll take a few seconds for the network topology to
re-converge. Usually we hardly take note of, or can even detect, a
partition, due to the low convergency latency. However, when we're
running the backlinks so hot, anything could happen. They're just
trying to communicate the somewhat elevated risk of this measurement
that is only useful during a peak event and is necessary to add
appropriate capacity and balance load.



On Wed, Jun 16, 2010 at 6:44 AM, BJ Weschke bwesc...@btwtech.com wrote:
  

A planned maintenance from 9-10:30A EDT and during one of the World Cup
games? Wow. I hope it's really important.

Taylor Singletary wrote:


Hi Developers,

A little late notice, but just wanted to make sure you've all seen what
was posted on the Twitter status blog a bit earlier:

   MAINTENANCE ACTION:

   —

   We’ll be working with our network provider to perform some tests
   and maintenance. During this time you can expect a high rate of
   errors (whales)

   DATE/TIME WINDOW:

   —

June 16th @ 6-7:30 AM PDT

   AFFECTED RESOURCES:

   ———

   Twitter.com and* Api.twitter.com http://Api.twitter.com*

   *
   *

*Might be a bit bumpy this morning, but intentionally so.*
*
*Taylor Singletary
Developer Advocate, Twitter
http://twitter.com/episod
  





Re: [twitter-dev] Scheduled Twitter API Network Maintenance, June 16th @ 6-7:30 AM PDT 21

2010-06-16 Thread John Kalucki
Convergency isn't a word. I meant convergence.

On Wed, Jun 16, 2010 at 6:58 AM, John Kalucki j...@twitter.com wrote:
 The wording wasn't accurate and has since been changed. They're going
 to be poking around with network and monitoring traffic, and there's
 always a very small chance that something will go wrong, a link will
 drop, and it'll take a few seconds for the network topology to
 re-converge. Usually we hardly take note of, or can even detect, a
 partition, due to the low convergency latency. However, when we're
 running the backlinks so hot, anything could happen. They're just
 trying to communicate the somewhat elevated risk of this measurement
 that is only useful during a peak event and is necessary to add
 appropriate capacity and balance load.



 On Wed, Jun 16, 2010 at 6:44 AM, BJ Weschke bwesc...@btwtech.com wrote:
 A planned maintenance from 9-10:30A EDT and during one of the World Cup
 games? Wow. I hope it's really important.

 Taylor Singletary wrote:

 Hi Developers,

 A little late notice, but just wanted to make sure you've all seen what
 was posted on the Twitter status blog a bit earlier:

    MAINTENANCE ACTION:

    —

    We’ll be working with our network provider to perform some tests
    and maintenance. During this time you can expect a high rate of
    errors (whales)

    DATE/TIME WINDOW:

    —

     June 16th @ 6-7:30 AM PDT

    AFFECTED RESOURCES:

    ———

    Twitter.com and* Api.twitter.com http://Api.twitter.com*

    *
    *

 *Might be a bit bumpy this morning, but intentionally so.*
 *
 *Taylor Singletary
 Developer Advocate, Twitter
 http://twitter.com/episod





Re: [twitter-dev] Scheduled Twitter API Network Maintenance, June 16th @ 6-7:30 AM PDT 21

2010-06-16 Thread M. Edward (Ed) Borasky

Quoting John Kalucki j...@twitter.com:


I know you are just joking, but here's what's we're doing:

We all have every world cup game in our corporate calendars and for
many of us, our entire day, sleep included, is paced around the three
world cup games. Deploys, maintenance, and everything else has been
shifted around. And the games are obvious in the graphs, and we do a
lot of graph-looking-at-and-talking-about-and-such.

-John


I hope you guys submitted a paper to the Computer Measurement Group  
(CMG) about this - if not, for their quarterly journal or for next  
year for sure!


http://cmg.org/



On Wed, Jun 16, 2010 at 6:47 AM, Dean Collins d...@cognation.net wrote:

Guess the twitter technical team aren't soccer fans and follow baseball?


Cheers,
Dean Collins
http://www.LiveWorldCUpChat.com




-Original Message-
From: twitter-development-talk@googlegroups.com

[mailto:twitter-development-

t...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of BJ Weschke
Sent: Wednesday, 16 June 2010 9:45 AM
To: twitter-development-talk@googlegroups.com
Cc: twitter-api-announce
Subject: Re: [twitter-dev] Scheduled Twitter API Network Maintenance,

June 16th @

6-7:30 AM PDT 21

 A planned maintenance from 9-10:30A EDT and during one of the World
Cup games? Wow. I hope it's really important.

Taylor Singletary wrote:

 Hi Developers,

 A little late notice, but just wanted to make sure you've all seen
 what was posted on the Twitter status blog a bit earlier:

     MAINTENANCE ACTION:

     -

     We'll be working with our network provider to perform some tests
     and maintenance. During this time you can expect a high rate of
     errors (whales)

     DATE/TIME WINDOW:

     -

      June 16th @ 6-7:30 AM PDT

     AFFECTED RESOURCES:

     ---

     Twitter.com and* Api.twitter.com http://Api.twitter.com*

     *
     *

 *Might be a bit bumpy this morning, but intentionally so.*
 *
 *Taylor Singletary
 Developer Advocate, Twitter
 http://twitter.com/episod