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Second Life Statistics: 24-Feb-2008 – New Concurrency Record
by Frans on Feb.26, 2008, under Virtual Worlds
A new Sunday a new record.
Statistics compared to Sunday, February 17th:
Peak concurrency grew 896 users, a increase of 1.41%.
Minimum concurrency dropped 454 users, a decrease of 1.30%.
Median concurrency dropped 253 users, a decrease of 0.53%.
Second Life Statistics: 17-Feb-2008 – New Concurrency Record
by Frans on Feb.19, 2008, under Virtual Worlds
As you can see, again a new peak concurrency record.
Statistics compared to Sunday, February 10th:
Peak concurrency grew 214 users, a increase of 0.34%.
Minimum concurrency grew 457 users, a increase of 1.32%.
Median concurrency grew 368 users, a increase of 0.78%.
New Concurrency Record – Second Life Statistics: 27-Jan-2008
by Frans on Jan.29, 2008, under Virtual Worlds
Second Life Statistics: 06-Jan-2008
by Frans on Jan.07, 2008, under Virtual Worlds
Yesterday was another record peak concurrency, though barely, despite Intermittent asset server issues and Login Difficulties. As you can see in the graph Second Life was even closed for all residents for a while. Hopefully Wednesdays update will help prevent these issues.
Second Life Statistics: 05-Jan-2008
by Frans on Jan.06, 2008, under Virtual Worlds
Peak concurrenct of 42k+ For Second life.
by Frans on May.06, 2007, under Virtual Worlds
It took longer then I expected, but the peak concurrency of Second Life has today for the first time gone over 40k, to be precise the max concurrency was 42.285. I actually logged in to see how the grid was behaving and everything seemed to be doing fine, all the searches worked, profiles loaded, scripts uploaded and objects rezzed from inventory. Even sim border crossings where causing no extra troubles. Only thing that didn’t load for me was my friendslist, which I understand is a the cause of a bug and not due to the high peak concurrency.

I was just to late for a picture of the peak.
Makes you wonder why on other days the grid is behaving so poorly? Are there still some unknown factors in the system, or are Sunday users just less demanding of the system?




