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Since this update to the site, I've noticed that when I click on a round from my history, on average it takes 12-15 seconds for the page to come up. I have the highest internet speed possible from my ISP. Why in the world of instant everything does it take so long?
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| # 1 4/14/2019 9:43:54 AM |
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It takes a while to "fetch" it.
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| # 2 4/14/2019 9:45:32 AM |
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Just took 14 seconds to fetch my last score.......
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| # 3 4/14/2019 9:46:50 AM |
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Same technology used by the PGA to play a round of golf???
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| # 4 4/15/2019 12:31:18 PM |
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I sent a screenshot of this page to the "techies".
--Jim, GolfNet Support |
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| # 5 4/15/2019 1:40:52 PM |
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Hi All -
We experienced some database issues this weekend that caused the HBH stats to really bog down. Those have been addressed and as of right now, scores are loading as intended. -GR |
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| # 6 4/17/2019 7:18:59 PM |
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It takes a while to "fetch" it. Generally, tech co's won't give specific details on why something was slow. A possible explanation could be that when the site was updated, a database migration could have taken place (highly probable). In that migration, an index or two may have been missed. Indexes are one thing that speeds up databases - a missing index can result in a full table scan for the data and in a large database or on hardware not anticipating it, that would explain the slow results. This is not isolated to USH - any and all sites run by a backend database can experience this. |
