presenting the latest in guild wars build technology
pwned^2?
also api :fire:? Inconsistently getting bad request for a bunch of character endpoints
@ChieftainAlex that's from the new GWBBCoder i'm writing for wartower
it has a [pwnd] tag that displays .pwnd templates
btw. is there a convenient way to pull the skill pages by skill id from the gww?
"changes to underwater skills" do revs finally get anything decent underwater?
@ChieftainAlex Yup, looks like something exploded https://i.imgur.com/CvnnaG7.png
@apoch @dsnider Halp
what calls are failing?
I can actually not reproduce the failing calls when trying the keys manually
nor can I, hmm
But I did see calls to /v2/account taking 15+ seconds
I tried both datacenters, too
And you said it's 400s?
Now I found one that took 30s for /v2/characters
Maybe it was just a short caching issue
Yeah all I'm seeing now is just timeouts of seemingly random endpoints, but less than before
And after checking the keys that are timing out manually, they work fine
Seems like it mostly fixed itself https://i.imgur.com/2gs1Lks.png
Updated the gem exchange output again after 10 days
Fun fact, the 50g randomly updated itself again yesterday, after a period of almost 19 days not being updated
Fun fact, the 50g randomly updated itself again yesterday, after a period of almost 19 days not being updated
Response time seems to be a bit all over the place tho
(in seconds, for grabbing the entire account blob, 90th percentile)
I guess I was just "lucky" for timing out when requesting a meagre 10 character info directly with getJson (I suppose there would have been a flurry of them in the space of a second)
also you know this, but your graphs are awesome
@ChieftainAlex Thanks! :D I'm really happy with them
(Also issues seem to be over :fire_engine: )
fancy that you keep so much data on api response
technically that's the total job duration for crawling an account, but transforming + inserting into my DB takes about 20ms so it's a good indicator for API response time
that said it would be cool to log every API call so you can see response codes / times :smile:
that table would be massive