Maintaining Balance
Wednesday - November 20
Tuesday - November 19
- Calories out: 2578 From lifestyle:2578, From activities:0
Monday - November 18
EXERCISE
SetsMin
repsMax
repsMin
wt.(lb)Max
wt.(lb)- GENERAL - Back lever - tuck 13101000
- GENERAL - Front Lever - tuck 13101000
- GENERAL - L-Sit Pullups (Rings)31316170170
- GENERAL - Planche - tuck 13151500
- CHEST - XR Pushup3151500
- Calories out: 2973 From lifestyle:2551, From activities:422
Sunday - November 17
Saturday - November 16
Verified some bug fixes just now, hope to have them live in the next few days. Next round of mobile updates will be on our dev server in a few days, these include some forum thread and search additions, purchasing bronze/silver memberships on mobile, viewing and importing bronze/silver training plans on mobile.
Friday - November 15
EXERCISE
SetsMin
repsMax
repsMin
wt.(lb)Max
wt.(lb)- GENERAL - Back lever - tuck 13101000
- GENERAL - Front Lever - tuck 13101000
- GENERAL - L-Sit Pullups (Rings)31316170170
- GENERAL - Planche - tuck 13151500
- CHEST - XR Pushup3151500
- Calories out: 2982 From lifestyle:2550, From activities:432
- Health data: Injury: 3
We are running on a new webserver as of this morning. I do have to admit, I could have done a little better on communication for the outages. I did FB and Twitter about what was going on consistently on the BT FB/Twit page - even a post in TriTalk, but that probably doesn't get 3/4 of the users.
I need to do a better job in employing the 'persistent header' for problems - even if I think it will be resolved quickly. And I did underestimate this. Even when we had the new server ready late yesterday afternoon, I didn't realize that we had the entire filesystem on the webserver - I assumed it was on the good, database server. So it took many, many hours last night to copy all pictures, attachments, routes, uploads to the new server - meanwhile, the old, flaky webserver went offline twice during this. Then once the transfer of files was done (about half a million), copying over all of the webserver files - which goes a lot quicker.
What can be done to prevent this? There are a few different sever configurations that we can utilize...though it will mean probably getting another server to sit around, though read-to-go. It's more money but it may be worth it.
So...I'm sorry.