Re: [vmeet] Experience as a remote attendee

<chopps@chopps.org> Sun, 10 April 2016 13:27 UTC

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Dan York <york@isoc.org> writes:
> John,
>> Serious debugging _during_ IETF-week really doesn't make sense;
>> but we ought to do it
>
> I agree... BUT... I wonder if we can actually replicate the necessary conditions outside of during an actual IETF week.  It seems to me the loads on the Meetecho servers and network may only be possible during an event week... But there may be other ways to add load.

Perhaps if there was an announced testing/debugging sessions on Fri or
Sat prior we could get a lot of people to join. Friday would be best b/c
people then could be at work (possibly) replicating what their actual
experience would be the following week, but that might be too early
for the IETF on-site end of things.

Thanks,
Chris.