On 24-08-16 05:47, Anand Shenoi wrote:
> Hi Jaap!
>
> Typical and common grammar issue :) Sorry for that!
>
> Precisely, it is the same scenario we had in the last regional. We
> started contest at 05:00 PM IST and in the first 5 minutes itself the
> submissions started queuing. We stopped in no time - since it was a
> testing contest.
Just from a quick glance, I see 454 judgings by judgehost1 in 1 hour.
That's 8 seconds per judging on average. Depending on the size of the
test cases that seems quite reasonable to me. So if these submissions
all came in at the first 5 minutes from 23 teams, then they are
overloading the system. There's not much you can do except adding more
judgehosts or telling teams not to do this.
Jaap
> On Tue, Aug 23, 2016 at 6:00 PM Jaap Eldering <jaap@jaapeldering.nl
> <mailto:jaap@jaapeldering.nl>> wrote:
>
> Hi Aneesh,
>
> On 23-08-16 02:13, Aneesh R wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > On August 22nd at 17:00 IST to 18:00 IST we had conducted a practice
> > session with our local domjudge server , this is only testing the
> > potential of our domjudge server and used only one judgehost for this
> > session. Two sets of problems are included in this session, the
> > solutions are already shared with our students (23 users)
>
> From here on I find it difficult to understand precisely what happened:
>
> > they are continually submitting the solutions when the
> > contest starts woefully the all submissions are going to the
> QUEUED and
> > the compilations are in PENDING , then we are announced to
> > all students to stop their submissions and they can logout by
> 17:30 IST
> > and we are waiting to finish all the pending submissions it take
> around
> > 18:10 IST
>
> Could you explain again step by step what _actually_ happened and what
> you _expected_ to happen? Preferably do so in short sentences.
>
> Best,
> Jaap
>
>
> > We don't know what's happening on the server . So we are attaching the
> > server logs with this mail kindly verify and suggest me some solutions
> >
> > Regards
> > Aneesh
>