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Our registers were shut down from 1:30p then back up at 3:45 but then half of them crashed again at 5:15p there about.
My ETL has the genius idea of doing order pickups for all the guests. This is not going to work and will probably make things worse.
Thanks for the explanation though and keep us posted if/when cause is determinedNot fully known at this time. Major shutdown was due to the services running in stores not responding appropriately which lead to the registers and myDevices calling HQ as a backup but suddenly every register enterprise wide was calling the central service which was not designed for every register calling at the same time which broke that service.
None of the tech that crashed is older than 2015
A hamster wheelWhat kind of server is myschedule/kronos hosted on? A potatoe?
What kind of server is myschedule/kronos hosted on? A potatoe?
That's what our SD was doing! It really is company wide! LOL!I'm sure our 22 year old SE-ETL sat in the TL office and ate his salad while this was happening.
Not fully known at this time. Major shutdown was due to the services running in stores not responding appropriately which lead to the registers and myDevices calling HQ as a backup but suddenly every register enterprise wide was calling the central service which was not designed for every register calling at the same time which broke that service.
Region based would make sense or when something like this happens limit each store to only 3-4 registers. Target was just not prepared for thisThat explains why returns were going through without issue, and why if you scanned an item 30-50 times it would finally ring up.
Seems like we need region or group based backup servers. This was absolutely nuts.
Lol yeah man. That guy stands around while TMs from each department rush to registers and for carry outs. Doing literally nothing but observing. It's a shame target pays so much money for that position when it is not needed.That's what our SD was doing! It really is company wide! LOL!
Explains why Price Change, ePick and Revlog Pulls still continued to scan properly. Thanks for updating us.Not fully known at this time. Major shutdown was due to the services running in stores not responding appropriately which lead to the registers and myDevices calling HQ as a backup but suddenly every register enterprise wide was calling the central service which was not designed for every register calling at the same time which broke that service.
Region based would make sense or when something like this happens limit each store to only 3-4 registers. Target was just not prepared for this
Would be nice if they stopped hiring ETLs that were born in the mid 1990’sMy ETL has the genius idea of doing order pickups for all the guests. This is not going to work and will probably make things worse.
There's definitely servers that are able to respond to that much requests, Targets are just under powered?Not fully known at this time. Major shutdown was due to the services running in stores not responding appropriately which lead to the registers and myDevices calling HQ as a backup but suddenly every register enterprise wide was calling the central service which was not designed for every register calling at the same time which broke that service.
My ETL has the genius idea of doing order pickups for all the guests. This is not going to work and will probably make things worse.
A 156K external hard drive for the original Macintosh made by a 3rd party company in 1985.
There's definitely servers that are able to respond to that much requests, Targets are just under powered?
Now heed my words because this is a double edged sword. Target gives many advancement opportunities, just as any great company should and they pay well.Yeah because target hires ignorant fresh college tech grads to make their software.