Gregory's Serverand now it's no longer online at all π bear with me, you hugged it to death
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@vruz @molly0xfff For that, cloudflare would need to be set up to cache pages. By default it's only CSS, js, images, things like that. Everything else passes through to the server.  @dixf I'm sure that this is trivial, and it's already being dealt with by @molly0xfff 's more than capable hands.   @molly0xfff The sub-confirmation link is currently not working with a 500 error π I'll wait a bit again to sub. It's a good problem to have Molly!  @molly0xfff Works - will you continue generating audio/podcast versions going forward? I was surprised, even as a heavy podcast user, how much I appreciated hearing your delivery of the same excellent content. The guy who trained me as a telemarketer was right: you can hear when people are smiling! @jemal I will be! I didn't for this one because it's kind of a technical one-off, but for my usual work I will. @molly0xfff seems like the host is down according to cloudflares proxy page? (Routing through Cloudflares Toronto site so perhaps config changes you did haven't propagated everywhere yet?) @molly0xfff tbh, just tooting causes a minor DDoS as the fedi servers spin up their toot card renders β with an account your size itβs probably a lot of traffic almost instantly.  @kboyd it needs one! Every time I share a link and I see the traffic graph I am like holy hell! And I only have 1/100th of the followers that @molly0xfff has... "Temporarily Tooted Out" or TTO'd? @kboyd @molly0xfff on the other hand, maybe we should just go back to using centralized infrastructure... :) @kvnweb @molly0xfff I think there's a middle ground, one that would allow multiple mastodon servers to efficiently and safely share these lookups. @kboyd @molly0xfff I'm kidding, but yeah there are ways mastodon could improve this. Tbh, the real pain point is for the folks administering larger servers -- I suspect they'll eventually sort this out given the resource requirements. @molly0xfff As other folks have mentioned, you'll need to look into a cache system for your site. Especially any endpoints you have that Fediverse servers access. @ZacBelado i stuck cloudflare in front of it, but looks like i may need to look into something a little more. @molly0xfff When I was using Cloudflare I was often struck by how often it didn't seem to do what I thought it would :-) What are you using as a backend? @molly0xfff Not something I am familiar with. I did see this page that has some specific settings for edge caching with Cloudflare. |
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Cloudflare should have caught that!