QRZ Logbook Status Update

wery activity nice fred greetung vy73 DJOAJ ekrem

 

good continuation 73

 

Yep,... me too (ARRL paper logbook)

 

Fred, that sure looks like the data center at Sun , Cisco, or Oracle that I had work at. They all look the same. %-)

 

QUOTE="DJ0AJ, post: 4956498, member: 167127"]wery activity nice fred greetung vy73 DJOAJ ekrem[/QUOTE]

HI EKREM,


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HI Fred:
Thanks for the update. Most appreciated. I've also come to realize through this break in service how much I really value QRZ.COM, as I'm sure most hams do, too.
I'm sure that what you are doing will make it even better. It's already a fantastic website which I use almost every day.
Take your time; it's worth waiting for.
73
Paul VE3AXT/V31AX
currently wintering in Belize

 

Thanks for all the hard work Fred! I appreciate it, and look forward to using the new systems. 73, Jim N0MNQ

 

Great work Fred...thanks for all the effort...1

 

GOOD WORK!

73 de Max IU3KGO/KD2OXS

 

Happy to see systems keeping current - To all the whiners: A LITTLE PATIENCE GOES A LONG WAY..

 

Hi all at QRZ. I don't thing waiting 24hrs for the upgrade process will hurt anyone. Thanks Fred you have created a wonderful site.

Malcolm VK2AB Down Under.

 

Thangs for a nice job working and for all things you do Fred good job
9h1jq joe 73

 

Thanks for the update, your work and service!
73 de Giorgio IU3IOU

https://ricercasperimentale.blogspot.com/

 

Hi, Fred. I wish you the best in your Herculean effort.

Having designed, coded, implemented and maintained somewhat similar systems with 1,000's of concurrent users worldwide (albeit a bit before QRZ's time), I can only postulate some of headaches you probably have to contend with when cutting over a large database with high user access and concurrency - all of who have a life's work and 1,000's of hours of effort sitting in your RDBMS.

To those who may wonder why you just didn't flip a switch to do a hot-swap in place (aka "Drop In Cutover" or "Rip it Drop it and Run"), it may not be obvious that such methods require egregious profiteering, ridiculously expensive redundant OLTP architectures, and $100/hour consulting techies with infinate invoice machines!

Best of luck for a successful install, reload, regression test, and hot opening!

Keep up the good work.
TK Anthony / KT1TK

For us less techie readers:
* RDBMS = Relational Database Management System
* OLTP = Online Transactional Procesing System (like banking systems)

 

thank,s for the update fred vy73 DJOAJ ekrem