https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=60283
Pavel Selitskas [wizardist] <p.selits...@gmail.com> changed:
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--- Comment #10 from Pavel Selitskas [wizardist] <p.selits...@gmail.com> ---
(In reply to comment #8)
> We have multiple 10Gbps links and plenty of surplus capacity with multiple
> Tier1/2 providers that have excellent connectivity to Hong Kong & Asia in
> particular (some were explicitly procured with this criteria).
>
> Nevertheless, it could be some transient problem with some specific ISP that
> we
> could raise with them or our providers, or alter the path to go from one of
> our
> other carriers or to a different datacenter of ours.
>
> However, it's completely impossible for us to do any kind of troubleshooting
> without any data other than "coming from Hong Kong". Please provide ISP
> names,
> IP addresses/networks that experience issues (anonymized will do, or pristine
> in private if you'd prefer that) as well as pings & traceroutes to the
> Wikimedia sites in question.
Public lg's in Hong Kong show appropriate paths (via Japan), but different
providers show different perfomance (from Hurricane's 150ms to PCCW's 200+ms),
not mentioning quite uncommon jitter.
What's up with Wikimedia's infrastructure in South Korea? Is it still up? If
so, is it utilized for HTML caches? What about uploading? (Just a question for
the ops: as a user from Europe, does the file go to the European cluster and
then being proxied silently to the US when I start uploading?)
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