Gab Status Guest Post, May 19, 2020June 16, 2020 Share this: May 23rd, 12:30pm EST The site is back up and running. We are working on an outstanding issue with image uploading which should be resolved tonight. May 22nd, 12pm EST We made dramatic improvements to several database queries and have begun production testing to gather information on their performance. We will be continuing this process throughout the day, Gab will still have rolling downtime during this testing. May 21st, 4:15pm EST Notifications are now loading chronologically as expected and performance has improved dramatically. We are on track for being up by end of week, but are doing everything we can to get you the best Gab experience we can as soon as possible. Replicating Gab’s terabytes of data to a 2nd database server (will take time)Performing system-level maintenance and configuration of existing production serversTesting and qualifying back-end performance enhancementsContinuing to optimize the home timeline service for everyone May 20th, 5:30pm EST The data optimization discovered earlier is being applied to the production database. The change will then be tested on current production servers. We will be measuring for expected performance improvements. The team continues to make additional optimizations throughout the system while the data situation is being corrected. Work continues on the front-end to address issues with Notifications and enhance their performance. May 20th, 2:30pm EST The team has identified a major data optimization in Groups and is resolving it now. This change reduces an area of data use by an order of magnitude without changing how Groups work. May 20th, 9am EST-Working in our datacenter to configure new hardware-Continuing to clean up existing backend code-Working on further optimization of the new frontend code May 19th 9pm EST-Optimizing queries on the new Gab design-Cleaning up existing backend code Uncategorized
Uncategorized Sorta June 8, 2023June 8, 2023 Share this:by J.Pilgrim I finally sorta-finished my greenhouse. It took eight trips to the homestead, spread over ten months, and cost roughly $4,000 out of the budgeted $3,000, without calculating fuel, food, and beer. I say “sorta”, because I still need to reinforce the roof by turning beams into trusses, then… Read More
Uncategorized The People’s Media Revolution November 12, 2020December 13, 2020 Share this:Yesterday the New York Times reached out to me for a comment on Gab’s recent growth. I’ve never had any luck with getting the New York Times to describe Gab accurately or fairly over the years, so I opted to use my new standard reply for all dishonest and corrupt… Read More