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It thus handles ALL requests from Asia and Oceania
It has reached (on Oct 16th – 4 days in its billing month) its 25TiB transfer quota
It is thus (wasn't as of Oct 18th but probably already is) limited to 10mbps
The unlimited transfer option is apparently 400€/m (OVH India)
This will have the opposite effect of degrading performances for all Asia/Oceania users.
Here's the plan:
@rgaudin has already updated README to mention that mirrors should have unmetered traffic
@rgaudin will make Wikimedia mirror a global mirror
@kelson42 will contact WM to make sure the WM mirror is anycast (our tests shows stable result from around the globe). If not, @kelson42 will request WM to add another mirror from their DC in Asia
@rgaudin will configure an EU mirror to serve AS/OC regions
@Popolechien will make a public call for mirroring in Asia
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mirror-sites-in.mblibrary.info is now not marked as India nor Asia. This prevents it from being selected for every request in Asia (and oceania)
mirror-sites-in.mblibrary.info is thus global with a custom score of 90 (so it's less requested than the other global mirrors)
dumps.wikimedia.org is still marked as US so we dont overload the CA mirror but it also answers any request
mirrors.dotsrc.org (Danemark) is now a global one as well to help with non-region load which is now Africa + Asia + Oceania. It's the EU mirror with all content that has the best speeds from India and Japan.
Note: MB was not happy (mirrors.html generation at least) with mirror not having a country so I set it to Antartica.
We have an issue with the Asian mirror:
This will have the opposite effect of degrading performances for all Asia/Oceania users.
Here's the plan:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: