DDO unavailable: Saturday March 30th

rabidfox

The People's Champion
One could argue that outsourcing is invariably beneficial. Your brandie new servers are instantly worth nothing the second you plug them in, and at $5/month, they'll be obsolete before you spend 10% of their cost new in rental fees.
I suspect they weren't build to scale with the massive number of core setups on modern servers. So they might be locked into older hardware with low cores with fast CPU speeds for ideal usage.
 

Volarr

Lost Explorer
Even if they open the worlds my launcher is in the middle of downloading data/surface and sound files it decided to reinstall everything.
 

Sylvado

Well-known member
You maintain your own infrastructure if you believe it is necessary to maintain the skillsets in the company.

Otherwise it just pays to outsource.
Maintaining your own servers is so last century. Even when you do still have some servers in your own datacenter it is a virtual private cloud. I suspect my company will eliminate their remaining datacenters within 10 years.
 

Yulrem

Forever New Player
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This is brilliant! :DD
Cordo, please, change the forum header. Pretty please! :DD
 

Eulrik878

Well-known member
Cordo : "The servers are down and the players are rioting on the forums!"
Software Engineer : "It's Saturday for God sakes we don't get paid to work weekends, remember?"
Cordo : "Well i know that...but.."
Software Engineer : "I'll see you Monday Cordo, not my problem"
Cordo : ". . . ."
 

Almghandi

Well-known member
Cordo : "The servers are down and the players are rioting on the forums!"
Software Engineer : "It's Saturday for God sakes we don't get paid to work weekends, remember?"
Cordo : "Well i know that...but.."
Software Engineer : "I'll see you Monday Cordo, not my problem"
Cordo : ". . . ."

easter monday is a holiday somewhere?
 

Sweyn

Well-known member
I just hope your datacenter manager can guarantee the problem was a one-time issue...or that you're exploring other service providers to migrate to, if need be
How do you know the issue isn't outside of the data center's control? Such as a power outage? Or a construction company cutting a cord? Etc? What basis are you going off of to make the assumption that this is SSG's or their data center's fault?
 
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