-Io- wrote:

Dylan5797 wrote:

Also I do know what www is, www is not the internet, just a DNS trend. www.github.com redirects to github.com

www is a trend that started because of the World Wide Web, which, as iamunknown2 said, is the whole network of communication and data that the internet (which is basically the network of computers and servers connected all around the world) has formed, not a device or some kind of server.

Dylan5797 wrote:

-Io- wrote:

Dylan5797 wrote:

Also I do know what www is, www is not the internet, just a DNS trend. www.github.com redirects to github.com

www is a trend that started because of the World Wide Web, which, as iamunknown2 said, is the whole network of communication and data that the internet (which is basically the network of computers and servers connected all around the world) has formed, not a device or some kind of server.

I know, I'm saying www.xxx.tld is unnecessary, The World Wide Web is a politically incorrect term for the internet. I do know about how the internet works, you know that right?

I get how you perceived “www is not the internet”

Also my ISP only has one server so that's probably why my internet goes down at least once a week

scratchyone wrote:

cars_456 wrote:

liam48D wrote:

Carpit999 wrote:

liam48D wrote:

Carpit999 wrote:

Well, the most common cause is the WWW. The web has been planned to be COMPLETELY reset. The server is hprrible too.

The world wide web is going to be completely reset? Well, that might cause some issues.. Source?

GWR

Huh?

Guinness World Records. Proved by real sources, real people.

What do world records have to do with the internet being reset?

Dylan5797 wrote:

thisandagain wrote:

So many conspiracy theories! LOL.

Here is what happened:


In this particular instance one of our many DB replicas had an issue with memory pressure on MySQL indexes which led to a huge drop in performance. This can be caused by custom queries that create large temporary tables. When something like this happens a system called HAProxy will detect that the replica has become unhealthy and remove it from rotation (which is why it appeared to come back so quickly). HAProxy polls each DB to check for health at a specific interval and so while it is able to recover pretty quickly, there can be momentary outages (which is what will cause backend read errors (timeouts) or 404s, 500s) that affect a subset of users that have traffic which is being handled by that replica. Hope that helps clarify.

OH MY GOD I WAS RIGHT!

Called it!

Also I do know what www is, www is not the internet, just a DNS trend. www.github.com redirects to github.com

Dylan5797 wrote:

-Io- wrote:

Dylan5797 wrote:

Also I do know what www is, www is not the internet, just a DNS trend. www.github.com redirects to github.com

www is a trend that started because of the World Wide Web, which, as iamunknown2 said, is the whole network of communication and data that the internet (which is basically the network of computers and servers connected all around the world) has formed, not a device or some kind of server.

I know, I'm saying www.xxx.tld is unnecessary, The World Wide Web is a politically incorrect term for the internet. I do know about how the internet works, you know that right?

I get how you perceived “www is not the internet”

[small]Also my ISP only has one server so that's probably why my internet goes down at least once a week (Small removed by cars_456- Please do not use small to make secrets)

Jonathan50 wrote:

Guinness World Records is going to ‘reset’ the internet? I don't care, I'll use it anyway
[/offtopic]

So… this has been solved.

cars_456 wrote:

Jonathan50 wrote:

Guinness World Records is going to ‘reset’ the internet? I don't care, I'll use it anyway
[/offtopic]

So… this has been solved.

No. WWW team is.[/ontopic]

cars_456 wrote:

Dylan5797 wrote:

[small]Also my ISP only has one server so that's probably why my internet goes down at least once a week (Small removed by cars_456- Please do not use small to make secrets)

liam48D wrote:

cars_456 wrote:

Dylan5797 wrote:

[small]Also my ISP only has one server so that's probably why my internet goes down at least once a week (Small removed by cars_456- Please do not use small to make secrets)

Actually we're using [small] to represent something sort of aside to the main content of the post – you don't need to read the small text to get the important part of the post, but it could possibly be worth reading; the info may help with troubleshooting etc.

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Carpit999 wrote:

liam48D wrote:

cars_456 wrote:

Dylan5797 wrote:

[small]Also my ISP only has one server so that's probably why my internet goes down at least once a week (Small removed by cars_456- Please do not use small to make secrets)

Actually we're using [small] to represent something sort of aside to the main content of the post – you don't need to read the small text to get the important part of the post, but it could possibly be worth reading; the info may help with troubleshooting etc.

[/offtopic]

Hde made a secret.

Carpit999 wrote:

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Jonathan50 wrote:

cars_456 wrote:

Jonathan50 wrote:

Guinness World Records is going to ‘reset’ the internet? I don't care, I'll use it anyway
[/offtopic]

So… this has been solved.

No. WWW team is.[/ontopic]

There is no such WWW team. If you're talking about w3c, they just make web standards like HTML, CSS, JavaScript. They can't reset anything

WooHooBoy wrote:

Carpit999 wrote:

[/offtopic] (Extra text removed by Carpit999- Please be positive.)

I'm honestly wondering what the purpose of this post was.


Cars, can we close the topic now? This thread is derailing seriously

cars_456 wrote:

WooHooBoy wrote:

Carpit999 wrote:

[/offtopic] (Extra text removed by Carpit999- Please be positive.)

I'm honestly wondering what the purpose of this post was.


Cars, can we close the topic now? This thread is derailing seriously

I still have not found why the downtime has been happening.

WooHooBoy wrote:

Carpit999 wrote:

[/offtopic] (Extra text removed by Carpit999- Please be positive.)

I'm honestly wondering what the purpose of this post was.


Cars, can we close the topic now? This thread is derailing seriously

Dylan5797 wrote:

There's a DNS team called http://www.iana.org/ that can de-www the internet whenever they want

Carpit999 wrote:

It was containing something bad about WWW downtime and s*ckiness

Jonathan50 wrote:

Carpit999 wrote:

It was containing something bad about WWW downtime and s*ckiness

Why did you put an asterisk and an I there?