i just got struct by a queue idea:
separarete queues
i mean like 4 systems and when someone crates a server their server will go into 1 or 2 or 3 or 4th server and its queue
the system will balance them together to make the queue shorter!
yes
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i just got struct by a queue idea:
separarete queues
i mean like 4 systems and when someone crates a server their server will go into 1 or 2 or 3 or 4th server and its queue
the system will balance them together to make the queue shorter!
yes
This won't happen. It's not worth the effort, which will likely be bigger then the benefit
aww man
That makes no sense.
4 queues does not increase the capacity of our system.
it wont but i mean it will be 4 times shorter i guess?
i mean it will be balanced for example
person a will go to 1
person b will go to 1
person c will go to 2
person d will go to 2
person idk will go to 3
person ireallydontknow will go to 3
like it will balance
and it will be separate systems
.. i don't think that's gonna work, and then again.
The effort will likely be bigger then the benefit, plus a new system for queues would have to be designed if that would be accepted, and once that's done, it probably won't be needed anymore
ok close this thread
The effort will likely be bigger then the benefit, plus a new system for queues would have to be designed if that would be accepted, and once that's done, it probably won't be needed anymore
The point is that it doesn't even makes sense.
We have a queue because we have more users who want to start a server than we have space for.
So if our system is full, new people have to wait until we have space for them. Full explanation: https://support.aternos.org/hc…ticles/360026950812-Queue
If we would have 4 queues we would need to divide the capacity which is free for waiting servers up to the 4 queues. So each queue get's less capacity for waiting servers.
The waiting time would either be the same or even longer for each queue.