Degraded performance ahead! (burggit.moe)

submitted 11 months ago by Burger@burggit.moe to c/announcements@burggit.moe

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The network Burggit is on is experiencing performance issues. I'd encourage everyone to use shota.nu for right now if you can. I talked to the host about this and evidently it's an upstream issue with the datacenter.

The datacenter is refusing to help out with this and thinks everything is working fine so there's plans for migrating to a new datacenter that are underway sometime soon. So in the meantime, I'm afraid we need to just grin and bear it.

Lemmy errors out if the NFS mount is nonresponsive. It doesn't like not being able to access the huge swathe of pictures that are stored on the server. I've switched the NFS mount to TCP and have it retry the connection every second in an effort to mitigate the severe packet loss.

As I was composing this, the packet loss shot up to 90% so I don't think even that will help...

That's really all I can do for right now. I wish there was more that I could do to resolve this... 😔

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[-] Burger@burggit.moe 1 points 9 months ago

Not able to duplicate this on v23.11.29. You select the subscribed button and scroll down to achieve this crashing behavior?

[-] Mating6267@burggit.moe 1 points 9 months ago

I'm on the same version.

I've set it so that my home feed is set to "Subscribed" and then when I scroll normally, the app crashes.

The crashing specifically happens when I am scrolling through the "Subscribed" feed while signed in to my Burggit account.

This doesn't happen on the "Everything" feed or any other feed in Burggit. This also doesn't happen on any other lemmy site.

Will test this out tomorrow on another device to check.

[-] RA2lover@burggit.moe 2 points 9 months ago

Can you check the current status of each community you've subscribed to? burggit removes content from communities whose instances have defederated but i haven't seen this remove subscriptions from users (which would probably take significant additional effort to implement as doing it properly would require sending unsubscription requests to communities in newly defederated instances). I'm suspecting there's an unhandled attempt to fetch content from one such community.

[-] Mating6267@burggit.moe 1 points 9 months ago

I unsubscribed from one community from rqd2.net and it fixed my issue. But it's weird that that fixed it since Burggit is still federated with rqd2

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