DragonMark 1mo ago
Getting my first peering agreement signed · Networking
It is a dedicated server 64GB RAM but I dont know why they ask peering I just want to host my website lol
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DragonMark 1mo ago
It is a dedicated server 64GB RAM but I dont know why they ask peering I just want to host my website lol
DragonMark 1mo ago
I make a server up with Leaseweb and they ask me for peering but I have no ASN lol
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DragonMark 4mo ago
This is why I just don't buy dropped domains anymore. Too many weird edge cases. The cert thing, sure, but also the reputation hit with Google. Took me six months to get out of the "this site may be hacked" sandbox on a dropped .com I bought in 2022.
DragonMark 7mo ago
Has anyone tried using terraform-docs to auto-generate the "why" comments? Seems like it could help with the transparency thing but I haven't tested it in production.
DragonMark 9mo ago
¿why not¿ 30 hops is very normal brother.
My ISP in madrid send traffic to london then Frankfurt then back to barcelona jaja
Is very the infrastructure economics brother. They dont build fiber for every pueblo.
The latency is what matter not the hops!
DragonMark 1y ago
Weird I have make same test last week with my setup at OVHcloud and Hetzner and yes v6 path is faster lol I dont understand why carriers do this maybe they want push v6 so bad they throttle v4 on purpose or its just congestion on old v4 gear who knows
DragonMark 1y ago
Same here. RackNerd Dallas, 280 MB/s. I run a small gmod server, no tickrate issues. 45 MB/s is a bad node or ZFS send happening, not the whole product line.