Reverse-Offer Campaign a Huge Success? Congratulations. It was interesting to see the one-way system change.
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By the way, the real issue is the site's performance. When do you expect it to improve?
Now that female members are also running searches, the number of users performing searches has increased severalfold, so I assume the servers need to be upgraded (additional servers or hardware changes, such as the CPU, memory, or disks) and the system reviewed (database tuning, keeping data in memory, and so on).
The person asking is a male member who works in IT.
Maezawa here.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the reverse-offer feature.
The person who built the program is currently making some changes to see whether we can reduce the load on the system.
I had also thought that upgrading the server would be a good idea, so I asked about it. Apparently, the current program is still based on the specifications from when it was originally created. Simply moving it to a newer, more powerful server would cause compatibility issues and prevent it from running as-is, so the program would need to be rewritten. That’s why upgrading the server hasn’t been so straightforward.
However, the program changes might make things run a little more smoothly, so please bear with us a little longer.
That said, it is inconvenient that we can’t just upgrade the hardware. Is that something that would normally be possible through negotiation?
I believe it might have been possible with a server rental plan where you lease space in a rack. However, that would also require someone to manage and monitor the server, so apparently that wasn’t the setup being used.
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