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Your latency SLA excludes the route you actually use

Networking by steveipw 24 replies 1.8K views
#21

Decorative SLA. I'm stealing that.

I use DigitalOcean for personal stuff. No latency SLA at all. Just "we try." More honest than this backbone/backdoor nonsense.

#22

I should have stayed with my gut. The rep actually said "most customers don't notice the difference." I'm a video editor. I notice 34 ms when my proxy streams stutter. That's why I read the SLA three times.

Next time I'll read it four times and still get fooled, apparently.

zfs send | zfs receive. repeat.
#23

This thread saved me. Was about to sign similar deal. What monitoring tool you all use for MTR? I need something that logs 24/7 for evidence.

#24
manish60 said:
What monitoring tool

SmokePing. Run it on a box you trust, not theirs. Log everything. They will ask for their tool, their method, their window. Have your own.

Also: screenshot the SLA page. They change.

seedbox, NAS, tape, and three offsite
#25

They already changed it. My original ticket quoted "designated metro pairs." Now the public doc says "designated backbone paths between metro pairs." One word different, whole meaning shifted. Good thing I saved the PDF.

This is what we're dealing with.

zfs send | zfs receive. repeat.

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