. Fun though it was, there was a serious purpose to it and we now know that there are a number of things we need to look into. So that we've got the best picture of what those issues are and what may be the causes behind them, we're planning to hold a one-hour Webex conference (i.e. voice chat and interactive online conference) on Saturday 25th Feb. at 3PM Ki time (MST), 10PM GMT, to do a "post-mortem" on the Stress Test.
I'll stress that this is very much intended to be a technical analysis of the issues, so is not for the casual observer: It's for those with working knowledge of the protocol, server, client or scripts who can directly contribute to what ends up in the JIRA issues. Since some of those we'd anticipate being able to contribute will no doubt also want to attend the Gehn Shard launch party which is on the same day, we've tried to go a couple of hours downstream to try to avoid too much of a conflict.
The number of places in the conference will be limited to about 7 or 8, so would anyone who thinks they'd like to take part please reply here, and I'll arrange for invitations to go out around mid-week. Participants will need mic/speakers or headset for the voice element. If oversubscribed, we'll just have to make a judgement call on who gets in - please don't be offended if you don't get selected this time round, as there will probably further opportunities in the future.
We'll post a more detailed agenda shortly.
