Since two weeks I was receiving emails telling me that my node did not meet the minimum version of the software. Thanks to this step by step instructions that I already used in the past I was able to successfully install the software again, without having any issues. Thank you! P.S. Now that the n…

[image] aseegy: possible to get a ratio like: amount of canceled requests by customer [image] Success rate script - Now updated for new delete terminology since v1.29.3 Node Operators I’ve updated the success rate script to include both canceled and failed as separa…

The “context canceled” errors are normal, your node was too slow and transfer has been canceled by the customer.

Thanks. Do you know if it is possible to get a ratio like: amount of canceled requests by customer / total requests in order to use it as a performance indicator? If this is already available how to achieve that on a windows install? Having such an indicator could lead to some questions like: wh…

Thanks. Here the results. ========== AUDIT ============= Critically failed: 0 Critical Fail Rate: 0.00% Recoverable failed: 0 Recoverable Fail Rate: 0.00% Successful: 419 Success Rate: 100.00% ========== DOWNLOAD ========== Failed: 0 Fail…

[image] aseegy: Fail Rate: 3.51% Great. My upload failed rate is between 20% to 50%

I hope my node does not get disqualified as its online presence dropped in the past weeks (ip changed, some network outages etc). Reputation is now going up, hopefully I will be in the green area back in time. Coming back on topic: the uploads mentioned in the scripts are the data that my node tran…

[image] aseegy: the uploads mentioned in the scripts are the data that my node transfers to the customers or is the data transferred from the customer to my node? Concepts - Storj Docs Make the world your data center

This is great, thanks. The manual refers to egress data and ingress data, I believe specifically to exclude possible misunderstanding. In the script however, the more common terms download/upload are used. How should I interpret them? Upload as egress, yes? And download as ingress?

[image] aseegy: Upload as egress, yes? And download as ingress? No. The terms are with respect to your node. So consider this as “uploaded to your node” and “downloaded from your node”. Upload = PUT = Ingress. Download = GET = Egress

@nerdatwork Crystal clear thanks!

"Action": "PUT", "error": "context canceled"

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