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The Premier League said there will be only limited VAR today w/o the automatic offside system becasue of the AWS outage. Weird timeline we live in https://www.
by haunter 1y ago
The Premier League said there will be only limited VAR today w/o the automatic offside system becasue of the AWS outage. Weird timeline we live in
https://www.bbc.com/news/live/c5y8k7k6v1rt?post=asset%3Ad9021236-e1c2-41d4-8c1a-283a37172945#post https://www.bbc.com/news/live/c5y8k7k6v1rt?post=asset%3Ad902...
- magarnicle 1y agoA silver lining to this cloud (outage).
- iammrpayments 1y agoWhy is VAR connected to the internet? Are they trying to gather data on offside players customers to improve recommedations?
- ashikns 1y agoI worked in a similar system. The raw data from the field first goes to a cloud hosted event queue of some sort, then a database, then back to whatever app/screen on field. The data doesn't just power on-field displays. There's a lot of online websites, etc that needs to pull data from an api.
- afavour 1y agoI wouldn't be at all surprised if people pay for API access to the data. I've worked with live sports data before, it's a very profitable industry to be in when you're the one selling the data. Of course in a sane world you'd have an internal fallback for when cloud connectivity fails but I'm sure someone looked at the cost and said "eh, what's the worst that could happen?"