QUESTION
How many logins were successfully processed on February 13th, and what issues arose?
1:01:17
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Deputy Chief Information Officer Scott Strickland reveals that on February 13th, the system processed over 1,000,000 logins, but issues occurred with 100,000 successful logins in 10 minutes causing system overload.
- Before issues began, the system successfully processed 100,000 logins in 10 minutes.
- Following the overload, successful login rates fluctuated between 15,000 to 40,000 every 10 minutes.
- Council Member Shekar Krishnan highlights a discrepancy between the contract's requirements and actual login rates.
- Data on unsuccessful login attempts is not recorded, further complicating the assessment of the system's performance.
Shekar Krishnan
1:01:17
How many logins happened that day on February 13th?
Scott Strickland
1:01:21
By the end of the day, over a 1,000,000.
Shekar Krishnan
1:01:24
But how many happened in that morning itself when the whole system shut down?
Scott Strickland
1:01:28
So we have a kind of a graph of what the successful logins were over time.
1:01:33
Right before the the user started getting error messages, the system actually processed a 100,000 successful logins in 10 minutes.
1:01:42
Mhmm.
1:01:42
What it got overloaded.
1:01:45
That number dropped.
1:01:46
It never went to 0.
1:01:47
It never cried
Eric Dinowitz
1:01:47
out.
Scott Strickland
1:01:47
It stopped working.
1:01:49
And it was anywhere between maybe 15,000 to 40,000 every 10 minutes.
Shekar Krishnan
1:01:54
Right?
1:01:54
And to and there were successful logins, but just overall, both successful and unsuccessful.
1:01:59
How many logins happened in that and I know it because I was one of the parents with my children trying to log them in between that eight as a chair was to between 8:8:30 in the morning.
1:02:08
How many logins happened during that time both successful and unsuccessful?
Scott Strickland
1:02:14
So we don't have the unsuccessful number because it's not recorded anywhere.
1:02:18
We do have the successful number, a 100,000, then it dropped to maybe 20 or 30,000 per 10 minutes soon after 8:8 o'clock.
Shekar Krishnan
1:02:26
Right?
1:02:26
So it's not I mean, that number is obviously much lower than what the actual number was given that there were many unsuccessful logins that weren't recorded.
1:02:34
So just to to paint it very clearly, 400 required by contract and well over a 100,000 at that time.
1:02:43
Which raises a very concerning and I get, you know, the you all are refining and adjusting as you go along.
1:02:52
But there is a chasm of of between what the contract requires and the actual login rate.
1:03:00
And the fact that we're now in 2 2024 and 6 years after this contract went into effect, such a large chasm exists between what's on paper and what happened in reality.
1:03:11
Is is really stunning.
1:03:13
But another question I had was since it was right before, the Snow Day preparation.
