updated scoreboard of dallas regional

[plnyyanks]

Updates from FIRST this morning:

Hi Dave,

I understand your frustration. We are working to resolve the issues with the API, but also must focus on supporting the
events at the same time.

The issue we are working through involves the data sync between the local computers at the events and our Azure database
which is the data source for the event web pages and the API.

Regards,
-Matt

...So I would guess we're not getting data this weekend

[Eugene Fang]

Hi Dave,

I understand your frustration. We are working to resolve the issues with the API, but also must focus on supporting the
events at the same time.

The issue we are working through involves the data sync between the local computers at the events and our Azure database
which is the data source for the event web pages and the API.

Regards,
-Matt

I don't get how a data sync issue between events and Azure causes the timeouts/500 errors we're seeing. If there is an issue with data sync, wouldn't the data served by the API just be stale?

[Mike Soukup]

Originally Posted by Eugene Fang

I don't get how a data sync issue between events and Azure causes the timeouts/500 errors we're seeing. If there is an issue with data sync, wouldn't the data served by the API just be stale?

It would explain why some events have updated rankings, but not matches. It wouldn't explain the massive timeouts & 500 errors. They should be serving empty data. Unless they shut it down today because there were sync problems that only showed up when the DB was under a massive reading load. All speculation.

Until then I'll just reply to all the 1 star ratings for Spyder with a boilerplate "FIRST screwed this up, not us" message.

[Eugene Fang]

Originally Posted by Mike Soukup

Until then I'll just reply to all the 1 star ratings for Spyder with a boilerplate "FIRST screwed this up, not us" message.

Yeah, the ratings are rough

[Ether]

Originally Posted by plnyyanks

I hope the data is being safely archived in the local computers, and not lost forever (like the Twitter data in previous years).