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LOL Manager traffic

I'm sure it's has been noticeable, there is a significant uptake in users as well as a lot of traffic from the recent launch which is causing a significant slow down of the game. I am certain the dev team are working hard to fix the issues at hand and the game will be running smooth in no time.

Just a bit of context here, using web analytics tools you can see the game is seeing 10x it's normal traffic in the space of a day or so.
There is also a lot of traffic from the US, making up nearly 30% of the web traffic. Average visitor duration is also at about 11 minutes 37 seconds, which is quite high for a standard webpage.

More statics available here - https://www.similarweb.com/website/lolmanager.gg#overview
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Just heading out to get some pizza for Henri and Allan who are trying to fix the high traffic issues. Hopefully we will find a solution l8 tonight, we will definitely keep you guys updated.

Thank you for this post! I will sticky it for now.
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It's totally understandable, as soon as I saw the Reddit post I knew it would be hugged to death :(

Just want make it clear that this web traffic increase is exceptional especially in such a short space of time and the dev's are all over it.

Doing a lot better than Niantic right now.
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Most importantly, what kind of pizza?
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Pollo and Mamma-Mia! :D

EDIT: CPU load is now much more optimal levels. How do you guys feel it, is it faster and more stable?
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chat's up, which is only a good sign. Not noticed any slowdown's recently
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Dam I am hungry, but that is a big change. Game seems much smoother, good job.
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I certainly agree. The game feels much faster and Im not having those 502 issues anymore!

Now gimme those pizza or die.
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Already gone, sorry m8. Buy hey, at least you can enjoy the game now :D
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Haha true.

And thank you all for the hard work to develop this game. :)
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We will shoot out a few more smaller updates today and will get some sleep to start again in the morning :)
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Heya guys,

Have you thought about implementing something like Fastly?

I use that for a few web applications + websites for the company I work for.

Worked out cheaper running through that then extending our servers.
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Thanks for the suggestion, I will look into it.
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sup