By sparks
via stochasticgeometry.ie
Published: Mar 11 2010 / 18:22
So you wrote a blog post about something that seemed fairly innocuous, but for whatever reason, it caught the attention of one of the major sites and now your server load is at 110 and climbing, the ssh command line session is taking thirty seconds to respond to anything at all, and given that your post is on the front page of slashdot at primetime, this doesn’t look like it’s a temporary blip. What do you do?
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Comments
henk replied ago:
Indeed... what do you do? It's a good question that every serious system administrator and in smaller shops developer should have an answer for.
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