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The poor guys are self-DDoS'ing themselves. They keep requesting https://livestream.tesla.com/haveReservationsStarted https://livestream.tesla.com/haveReservat
by tim-- 9y ago
The poor guys are self-DDoS'ing themselves.
They keep requesting https://livestream.tesla.com/haveReservationsStarted https://livestream.tesla.com/haveReservationsStarted every 30 seconds. Most of the requests are failing with 502 HTTP errors.
- acchow 9y agoWhy are they hosting their own streaming service instead of using YouTube?
- azhenley 9y agoElon plans to go to Mars, surely he can handle video streaming...
- aphextron 9y agoIt's Drupal...
- xiphias 9y agoThat's the only thing that never works when the first stage is landing on the ship
- mandeepj 9y agoThese are two very different things
- username223 9y agoYes. One requires attention to a huge number of details, to be certain that many systems work together flawlessly. The other, you can just reload if it screws up.
- sangnoir 9y agoI don't think you can reload a rocket ;)
- muthdra 9y agoHe clearly couldn't handle the slides presentation in a SpaceX video I watched sometime ago. The irony made me chuckle.
- PakG1 9y agoYouTube may not work on Mars, they need to have this as a core competency, develop it now.
- karmapolic 9y agoshitty tools team.
- un_montagnard 9y agoThey are not. They are using ustream. But they are ddosing the server hosting the page with the player.
- jakebasile 9y agoI really wish they'd just use Twitch. Twitch can handle tens of thousands of viewers on esports matches. I'm sure it can handle some thousands of nerds wanting to look at trucks.
- nodesocket 9y agoLooks like they using Akamai. a23-56-119-116.deploy.static.akamaitechnologies.com Fail, using an old version of NGINX 1.10.2 and no HTTP/2 support enabled.
- tim-- 9y agoIt's probably Tesla running nginx, not akamai.
- arcbyte 9y agoKeep that HTTP2 garbage away!
- nodesocket 9y agoWhat did HTTP2 hold you and your family at gunpoint?
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- interfixus 9y agoMore people need to start hosting their own streaming service instead of automatically relying on Google Almighty to take care of life for them. Kudos to Tesla for trying.
- rtpg 9y agoWhy though? I need to stream something. I'm a car company. What's the point of making extra work for myself? Greater control, perhaps, but for a press conference do I need this?
- interfixus 9y agoTesla is not a car company. No, you do not need it for a press conference. But you earn credit points from me when I see you trying. Google is evil, remember?
- nikofeyn 9y ago> Tesla is not a car company. what does this even mean?
- et1337 9y agoTesla is a battery company.
- nikofeyn 9y agodoesn’t panasonic make tesla’s batteries? even if tesla does make their own batteries, their primary product is automobiles. are other car makers engine companies? (of course some car companies do sell their engines to other car companies, but i think the point i am making is still clear.)
- interfixus 9y agoI did emphasize the 'a', right? They are not a car company; not just any car company; not like any other car company on Earth (or Mars, come the day). Thank goodness, this shows in more or less all aspects of their marketing and PR. Also, as someone says below, they're a battery company.
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- un_montagnard 9y agoIt's actually every 10 seconds.
- flukus 9y ago> self-DDoS'ing themselves. Should have let the Department of Redundancy Department do their capacity planning.