Gigaversity.in • 2m
During one of our internal projects, we encountered an unexpected server crash at midnight that disrupted our operations. As the crash was abrupt, we quickly turned to log timestamp analysis to diagnose the issue, uncover hidden patterns, and find a solution to prevent future incidents. What went wrong? The server experienced high latency, and a critical failure occurred during peak traffic hours. Upon investigation, we found the root cause buried deep within system logs. Excessive memory consumption in specific microservices led to server resource exhaustion, causing crashes. Slow external API responses created a cascading failure, overloading the system and triggering the crash. How we fixed it By leveraging log timestamp analysis, we were able to identify bottlenecks and implement the necessary fixes to improve system stability and prevent similar issues in the future. Optimized database queries and minimized unnecessary calls to external APIs to enhance response times. Implemented better memory management strategies to ensure resource allocation was more efficient. Set up real-time monitoring and alert systems to proactively detect performance issues and prevent future crashes. Have you ever faced a sudden system crash or unexpected downtime? We’d love to hear how you handled it—share your experience in the comments
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Hit an unexpected 'rate limit' message while creating Studio Ghibli-style images on ChatGPT? You weren't alone.This is a great example of API traffic management techniques like Rate Limiting and Throttling. ➡️Rate Limiting - Sets a hard cap; reque
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