!Friendica Support In looking for a new home, I've noticed every server I looked at has had a drastic spike in latency. Is that due to an upgrade? Also, if I live stateside will I have significantly more lag if I join a European server?
I don't see any CPU / RAM peaks in my logs. But I know @Steffen K9 🐰 is monitoring his domain libranet.de more in detail and as far as I can see here https://friendica.fediverse.observer/libranet.de , he has the same spike in latency . Do you have any hints in your log ?
Well, I know that mine might be a bit laggy due to being on AT&T residential Internet and that I host my Peertube along with Friendica on a Kubernetes cluster and a couple of other things. So maybe some of the other nodes/servers owners are doing the same.
Michael Vogel
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in reply to Anubis2814 • •But I know @Steffen K9 🐰 is monitoring his domain libranet.de more in detail and as far as I can see here https://friendica.fediverse.observer/libranet.de , he has the same spike in latency . Do you have any hints in your log ?
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But looking at the logs server side, there is no change and everything feels as responsive as usual.
Who is running running the observer? Have latency readings for non-Friendica nodes suddenly risen too, @Anubis2814 ?
Anubis2814
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in reply to Anubis2814 • • •What it shows again is that latency readings are relative and for practical purposes need to be treated with caution.
We had similar discussions before and found that latency readings tend to result in skewed comparisons between nodes. See here, including proposed solution: https://git.friendi.ca/friendica/friendica-directory/issues/4
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