Coordinated DDoS wave through Friday afternoon to Sunday evening. Peak queue time at the worst point was about four minutes on the primary. All six mirrors stayed reachable throughout.

From the reader inbox: about two dozen readers wrote in with variations of "is the market down". Short answer: no, the queue is holding. Long answer: the queue is exactly the mechanism that keeps the market reachable during pressure like this, and its job is to feel slow while it works.

No mirror rotation was required. Nothing on the operator side needed to change. The set held. Good sign for the current architecture.