Hey friends! We will have scheduled downtime for all of our production Satellites between on March 1st (local times below). Just a headsup! Please also remember that you can always check the status of the network itself on status.tardigrade.io too – Thanks.
Local timezones below: Sat. Feb 29 - Sun. Mar 1
11:00 PM - 3:00 AM, Pacific/US (LA/San Francisco) UTC-8.
Sun. Mar 1
2:00 AM - 6:00 AM, Eastern/US (New York) UTC-5
7:00 AM - 11:00 AM, UTC (Greenwich Mean Time) UTC
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM, MSK (Moscow) UTC+3
3:00 PM - 7:00 PM, China Standard Time UTC+8
The graphics and nice layout is good, but what would be most useful for me would be a plain text version that outputs simple text columns easily retrievable using:
I chatted with engineers , and Im not sure it would be risk-free, because the satellite might be down for an unpredictably short time.
So for that reason we would not recommend using this time window for your own maintenance
I however would strongly advise doing any maintenance during this window because ANY OTHER time window outside of satellite updates comes with a higher risk of losing reputation.
So IF there is any maintenance needing to be done, that ist the time to go for.
Don’t mean to be a contrarian. But this is probably not a good idea. If all nodes do maintenance at the same time, the possible impact on data availability as well as repair triggered is much higher. Especially considering the fact that there currently is no such thing as an uptime reputation, you should do maintenance when it is convenient to you. Don’t wait for a specific time window, just do it now.
It will be very nice when you send Announcements you mension not only USA time standatd but also GMT, about EST i heart first time in life, thinked thes is by Estonian format, but googled and got that it is not. As node operators all over the earth, it will be very logic to use more than one time standard.
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