Jan 01, 2012 00:56:00

Graph comparing the strength of Twitter's 'Akeome' vs. 'Bals'

The tweet counter , which collects and graphs the number of tweets in Japan and around the world, combines the peaks of 'Akeome' tweets and 'Bals' tweets to create a graph that clearly shows which was more powerful. I am.

tweet counter: Happy New Year Tweet pays attention to TPS
http://hide.dnsalias.net/tweetcounter/newyear_vs_bals.cgi

Blue is happy and red is bals. This is what the 2-second average global graph looks like. There are more times in the bals.

However, looking at the 5-second average global graph, it looks like this. As a result, there are more Happy New Year than Barus.

Furthermore, looking at the domestic graph displayed on

this page, it looks like this. This is the 10-second average in Japan.

And it is the average of 10 seconds in the whole world.

In short, 'Bals!' Is only for that moment, but 'Happy New Year!' Continues for a relatively long time from midnight on January 1, so it seems that the load is continuing in total. Since Twitter has announced that recovery work is already underway, it seems that it will be fully restored during the night.

2012/01/01 1:12
About a minute ago, the Twitter error message changed to a maintenance message. It seems that a part of the server has been dropped once and maintenance for recovery is in progress.

2012/01/01 1:30
I was finally able to log in to Twitter. I also saw the top page. Apparently it has begun to recover, but it is in a fairly heavy condition.

2012/01/01 1:34
There is a technical problem with Twitter again.