← Back to context Comment by kristofferR 17 hours ago This ain't just slow/at capacity, this is dead down. 2 comments kristofferR Reply embedding-shape 17 hours ago When you're dealing with millions of users and response times go up above timeouts, there isn't much difference between "at capacity" and "down" if most users can't reliably use the service. reinhash 17 hours ago exactly, I think it will be an interesting story in retrospective, what happened here
embedding-shape 17 hours ago When you're dealing with millions of users and response times go up above timeouts, there isn't much difference between "at capacity" and "down" if most users can't reliably use the service.
reinhash 17 hours ago exactly, I think it will be an interesting story in retrospective, what happened here
When you're dealing with millions of users and response times go up above timeouts, there isn't much difference between "at capacity" and "down" if most users can't reliably use the service.
exactly, I think it will be an interesting story in retrospective, what happened here