Preparing Servers for Kim Kardashian's Nude Photos Causes Traffic Surge to Paper Magazine's Website
TLDR Greg Doss prepares the servers for a massive influx of traffic to Paper Magazine's website due to the publication of Kim Kardashian's famous nude photos, but is unable to fully test the server's capacity. However, the initial traffic spike from Kim Kardashian's Instagram post was smaller than expected until the second batch of photos were published and caused a massive surge in traffic.
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Greg Doss is tasked with preparing the servers for a massive influx of traffic to Paper Magazine's website due to the publication of Kim Kardashian's famous nude photos.
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Greg prepares the servers for a massive influx of traffic to Paper Magazine's website, but is unable to fully test the server's capacity due to the overwhelming power of Kim Kardashian's naked butt.
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Greg successfully prepares the servers for the influx of traffic to Paper Magazine's website, but the initial traffic spike from Kim Kardashian's Instagram post was smaller than expected, until the second batch of photos were published and caused a massive surge in traffic.
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