Mitigation: We mitigated the issue by re-distributing the load to other healthy Azure Cosmos DB clusters within the region.
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Preliminary Root Cause: We identified that this issue was caused due to a code regression introduced in a recent deployment, which led to high resource utilization on one of Azure Cosmos DB’s clusters in East US. Existing connections would have remained available to accept new requests, however if those connections were terminated, re-establishing them may have failed. New connections to databases in this region may have resulted in an error or timeout. Impact Statement: Between 00:43 UTC and 06:00 UTC on, customers using Azure Cosmos DB in East US may have experienced issues accessing services. MT.Azure Cosmos DB - East US - Mitigated (Tracking ID JKWW-JP8) Saturday's lone session begins at 11 a.m.
Colorado State finished the day with 164 points, sitting in seventh.
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The team closed their day with a sixth-place showing in the 800 free relay, with the foursome of Johnson, Hager, Shepherd and Lucy Matheson posting a time of 7:37.59. Lunina placed 16 th in the 100 backstroke with a time of 57.74. In the 100 breast, McClelland placed 13 th in a time of 1:04.40, just. Johnson and Maya White both placed in the 500 free at 11 th and 12 th, respectively. Johnson had her best individual placing in her top event, the 200 freestyle as she finished 10 th in a time of 1:52.57 Matheson placed 15 th in a time of 1:53.81. Anika Johnson and Alexis Trietley were on both squads, joined by Megan Hager and Azalea Shepherd for the free, Lucy Mathewson and Katie McClelland in the medley. In the morning session, the Rams built the bulk of their points from a pair of relays, with the 200-yard freestyle team touching fifth in a time of 1:34.96, while the 200 medley team finished seventh in 1:44.93.
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"Lexi knows how to race, but we will continue to focus on her technical growth and mental toughness."Ĭolorado State had a host of other placers throughout the day. "I was optimistic before, but Erin's trajectory has us all excited," Woodard said. After struggling with injury and illness in her debut campaign a year ago, the time represented a drop of 19.37 seconds. In the evening set, Erin Dawson was fifth in the 400 individual medley in a time of 4:24.56. In the morning, freshman Alexis Trietley did in the 50-yard freestyle, coming in at 23.11. "They were excited to swim outdoors for the first time in a few years, I think back in 2020 at Pepperdine."Īlways looking to build depth to the lineup, the Rams had a pair of swimmers step to the forefront on the day, one a returner from a season ago, the other one of the team's newest additions.Ĭolorado State's best finish of the day was fifth, nailed down twice, once in each session.
"What a great way to start the season, with a new experience racing some of the best of the West," CSU head coach Woody Woodard said. By the end of the day, the swimmers were swimming outside and under the lights, a unique experience. Each race's heats were timed finals, with the scoring for the top 16 in individual races. The meet's lineup provided top-flight competition for the Rams' first time out, with Pac-12 schools Cal, UCLA and Washington State in attendance, as well as San Diego State and San Jose State joining the hosts. – The season started under bright sunlight Friday and finished under the lights, a unique setting for Colorado State's women's swimming and diving team at the Chick-Fil-A Invitational hosted by Fresno State.
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