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7 years ago
It's pretty trivial to figure out what's going on with the server farm.
You have massively concurrent reads and possibly deadlocks going on in the database to manage the states on everyone's clients.
Normally you have mainly serialized load due to client states being individual. But when you trigger something centrally which requires every single client to process at the same time you will run into concurrency issues and queueing.
When that happens you get into stale connection issues and timeouts.
This slowly works itself out after the onslaught of requests which aligns with the initial issue and then slow improvements
You have massively concurrent reads and possibly deadlocks going on in the database to manage the states on everyone's clients.
Normally you have mainly serialized load due to client states being individual. But when you trigger something centrally which requires every single client to process at the same time you will run into concurrency issues and queueing.
When that happens you get into stale connection issues and timeouts.
This slowly works itself out after the onslaught of requests which aligns with the initial issue and then slow improvements
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