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*is it possible to adjust NS cache rules to be more squid-like so entries don't randomly expire?
*is it possible to adjust NS cache rules to be more squid-like so entries don't randomly expire?
*has there been a noticeable performance difference after the recent optimizations?
*has there been a noticeable performance difference after the recent optimizations?
*what's currently the bottleneck? (ex: number of hits to the database, the queries we're running, PHP execution...)
*what would be involved in upgrading to MySQL 5? [https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=425135#c4]


== Possible outcomes ==
== Possible outcomes ==

Revision as of 14:33, 31 March 2008

Scaling of support.mozilla.com

  • Firefox 3 beta 5 will be replacing in-product help with support.mozilla.com, likely to happen next week (wed/thurs)
    • help will redirect user to sumo front page
    • from there user can click on common articles and tutorials
  • Already having issues this week combined with other complications from release traffic
  • what we need to do
    • Get redirects up and fixed (Thurs. AM) [1] [2] - DONE
    • Turn SUMO back on post-peak-time (12pm PST?) [3] - DONE
    • Fix P1 bugs in 0.6 list before b5

Questions about where we are now

  • how many boxes serve up sumo?
  • how many databases are used by sumo?
  • is it possible to adjust NS cache rules to be more squid-like so entries don't randomly expire?
  • has there been a noticeable performance difference after the recent optimizations?
  • what's currently the bottleneck? (ex: number of hits to the database, the queries we're running, PHP execution...)
  • what would be involved in upgrading to MySQL 5? [4]

Possible outcomes

  • configure NS to cache all sumo links more aggressively (think super-squid)
  • use squid if necessary
  • cron to auto-pull a static version of SUMO landing page from Fx help, point redirects at this static version
  • cron to auto-pull static versions of all Fx in-product pages as above
  • back out b5 patch to give us more time to test/scale (last resort)