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Just though i'd post the "new posts" stats for this month. You can see that mostly everything was going along rather well...until around the 27th. We've tweaked the server slightly to handle 2x the load, and its doing rather ok. Theres a few more options to go, which should be implemented next weekend which will speed things up a great deal.

The main bottle neck, is that the server has an ide disk. As you could imagine with the amount of traffic its been getting of late that all has to go into the forums database, this is why server load is rather high.

Moving to a scsi raid isn't really an option just yet.

April 01, 2004 2066

April 02, 2004 1871

April 03, 2004 899

April 04, 2004 1030

April 05, 2004 2468

April 06, 2004 2135

April 07, 2004 2905

April 08, 2004 2581

April 09, 2004 1584

April 10, 2004 1145

April 11, 2004 1480

April 12, 2004 2132

April 13, 2004 2246

April 14, 2004 2090

April 15, 2004 2239

April 16, 2004 1973

April 17, 2004 1170

April 18, 2004 1824

April 19, 2004 2289

April 20, 2004 2345

April 21, 2004 1914

April 22, 2004 1882

April 23, 2004 1856

April 24, 2004 1050

April 25, 2004 1116

April 26, 2004 1405

April 27, 2004 3110

April 28, 2004 3787

April 29, 2004 3446

April 30, 2004 3386

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