Cory and Wayne were still on the meeting and were talking about getting some closure on some support tickets and such. They were talking about upstream network connections and how we deal with service interruptions, that we can't control, sometimes. Wayne was showing some server monitoring things that he is doing. Cory had the idea of selling some sort of service package that used the tools that we are already using, but help the clients have a level of control over what is going on with their dedicated serves or boxes. Sadly, we can't control all of the variables. Some of the things happen upstream from us or before we even get to trying to execute a page or a request. My take on it was, we just need to increase our prices. We do soo much for soo little. We need to get our prices up to match what we do.

Cory would like to know what kind of time is being spent watching and monitoring servers. We don't really have a super clear picture on this right now. It isn't like someone is just sitting there watching the servers. They bounce in and out and look at things if they get alerts, warnings, or a tech support issue comes in. They are doing some monitoring, but it is somewhat passive vs super hyperactive monitoring.

Towards the end of the meeting, Chuck and I did a quick check in on his add/edit parts pages and facelift project. We didn't end up with much time, due to the other conversations that were going on. Small checkup and we cascaded some meeting times into the adilas calendar for next month.