NHL Trade Deadline (HFBoards Crash)

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Doubtful. They already do caching, CDN, and remove certain data during the really heavy times (you know those lite looking webpages you get back) and it happens badly everytime.

I think the only other thing they could do would be upgrade the hosting plan with the webhost but i get them just biting the bullet since it's a very short (albeit big and ad important) time period of high traffic like that per year. There's simply too much traffic/bandwidth to the website during deadline and it can't handle it under the current plan/server infrastructure.
 
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They cant even put back live threads, as soon as Nick Bjugstad gets traded for a 5th round pick the site will explode.
Live threads are a 3rd party add-on, so we have to wait for the devs to update to the current forum version.

That said I do believe we have requested a extra server hamster for the TDL.
 
Live threads are a 3rd party add-on, so we have to wait for the devs to update to the current forum version.

That said I do believe we have requested a extra server hamster for the TDL.

Just remember to feed that extra hamster. That way we get 56k speeds on deadline day instead of 14.4k speeds. :P
 
Stop F5ing pages like a bunch of scratchy crackheads and maybe the servers could be 40% functional.

Since it's basically an annual event....Is there anyway to avoid it from happening? Anyone working on improving this...?


Would be awesome if they did.

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Some of the worst servers on the Internet, regardless of how many site updates, or how many poor saps cough up another $12.
 
Some of the worst servers on the Internet, regardless of how many site updates, or how many poor saps cough up another $12.

I actually disagree completely. This site is very stable and reliable for the volume of traffic it gets. It’s quite good considering it’s not a website you go on to buy things, such as, say, Amazon.
 
I actually disagree completely. This site is very stable and reliable for the volume of traffic it gets. It’s quite good considering it’s not a website you go on to buy things, such as, say, Amazon.
there are more powerful engines out there. A website should have servers in relation to the traffic it gets. Anytime anything of consequence happens in the hockey world, this forum turns into mashed potatoes.
 
It doesn’t make any sense to pay for servers year round to support the absolute peak demand that happens a few days each year for only a number of hours those days. If the traffic was often that high, it would.
 
It doesn’t make any sense to pay for servers year round to support the absolute peak demand that happens a few days each year for only a number of hours those days. If the traffic was often that high, it would.
So the site works great, aside from the most important moments of the hockey calendar. Like trade deadline day. Seems optimal for a hockey forum.

It isn’t the biggest deal, I just wonder how many $12 subs would actually make a difference.
 

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