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traceroute to google cloud instance
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When I do a trace route to our Google Cloud instance, it goes all the way to United Kingdom and times out. It then goes to our Google Cloud instance. It is causing our application to run slow. Any reason the routes to our Google Cloud instance is taking long time?
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When I do a trace route to our Google Cloud instance, it goes all the way to United Kingdom and times out. It then goes to our Google Cloud instance. It is causing our application to run slow. Any reason the routes to our Google Cloud instance is taking long time?
linux
edited 17 mins ago
amonaco
111
asked Mar 31 '17 at 17:23
GeraldGerald
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When I do a trace route to our Google Cloud instance, it goes all the way to United Kingdom and times out. It then goes to our Google Cloud instance. It is causing our application to run slow. Any reason the routes to our Google Cloud instance is taking long time?
linux
edited 17 mins ago
amonaco
111
asked Mar 31 '17 at 17:23
GeraldGerald
1
When I do a trace route to our Google Cloud instance, it goes all the way to United Kingdom and times out. It then goes to our Google Cloud instance. It is causing our application to run slow. Any reason the routes to our Google Cloud instance is taking long time?
linux
linux
edited 17 mins ago
amonaco
111
asked Mar 31 '17 at 17:23
GeraldGerald
1
edited 17 mins ago
amonaco
111
asked Mar 31 '17 at 17:23
GeraldGerald
1
edited 17 mins ago
amonaco
111
edited 17 mins ago
amonaco
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edited 17 mins ago
amonaco
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asked Mar 31 '17 at 17:23
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It is causing our application to run slow.
No, traceroute timeouts have zero bearing on application performance.
In order to diagnose this, you'll need to collect meaningful stats, CPU/Memory/IO/Network usage, HTTP-level timings, etc.. If you're not familiar with HTTP testing tools, look into your browser's devel console and also WebPageTest, which can help diagnose which parts of your application are performing poorly.
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It is causing our application to run slow.
No, traceroute timeouts have zero bearing on application performance.
In order to diagnose this, you'll need to collect meaningful stats, CPU/Memory/IO/Network usage, HTTP-level timings, etc.. If you're not familiar with HTTP testing tools, look into your browser's devel console and also WebPageTest, which can help diagnose which parts of your application are performing poorly.
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It is causing our application to run slow.
No, traceroute timeouts have zero bearing on application performance.
In order to diagnose this, you'll need to collect meaningful stats, CPU/Memory/IO/Network usage, HTTP-level timings, etc.. If you're not familiar with HTTP testing tools, look into your browser's devel console and also WebPageTest, which can help diagnose which parts of your application are performing poorly.
answered Mar 31 '17 at 17:30
EEAAEEAA
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It is causing our application to run slow.
No, traceroute timeouts have zero bearing on application performance.
In order to diagnose this, you'll need to collect meaningful stats, CPU/Memory/IO/Network usage, HTTP-level timings, etc.. If you're not familiar with HTTP testing tools, look into your browser's devel console and also WebPageTest, which can help diagnose which parts of your application are performing poorly.
answered Mar 31 '17 at 17:30
EEAAEEAA
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It is causing our application to run slow.
No, traceroute timeouts have zero bearing on application performance.
In order to diagnose this, you'll need to collect meaningful stats, CPU/Memory/IO/Network usage, HTTP-level timings, etc.. If you're not familiar with HTTP testing tools, look into your browser's devel console and also WebPageTest, which can help diagnose which parts of your application are performing poorly.
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