I've architected and implemented High Availability (HA) systems. While a system going down is understandable and acceptable, even the most basic recovery strategy would allow for it to be restored in reasonable time. In 2024 the entire server industry is built around the ability to spin up, or spin down, compute resources as needed. So even if the ARRL system is dedicated hardware, a recovery strategy can spin up virtual hardware and associated networking (DNS, load balancers, etc) to get back up while the original hardware is being fixed.
I noticed that the frame rate in your recent RU-vid video is quite low, which unfortunately affects the viewing experience. Low frame rates can make the video appear choppy and difficult to watch. To improve the quality, you might want to consider recording and exporting your videos at a higher frame rate, such as 30 or 60 frames per second. This adjustment can significantly enhance the smoothness and overall visual appeal of your content. Thank you for your efforts and the time you put into creating your video. I look forward to seeing more from you!
Speculation galore, if you use tqsl itself you would see a port 443 error and can easily conclude what really is going on without speculation. Also seeing that any earlier page you view is NOT https is the other CLUE if you care to follow facts.
I say everything that is knows at the time of taping. I can't control that... Thanks for watching.. I hope you find our other content more to your liking.
@@Capecodham Really? Do you have all the time in the world to criticize a fellow ham who tries to bring value to the community? Good job on your work bringing value to the community.
Thank you for the information! I was going to troubleshoot an error I was getting when trying to upload from HRD logbook to LOTW. I decided to google it 1st and your video appeared on my search.
