← Back to context Comment by JSTrading 2 years ago How much of a problem is it? 4 comments JSTrading Reply xena 2 years ago 3Ti of egress and climbing, I'm in the hole financially and it's making my personal infra that relies on it unstable. jsheard 2 years ago Damn that's rude. At least you appear to be using Vultr, imagine if it was running on one of those newfangled cloud providers which mark bandwidth up by a few orders of magnitude... xena 2 years ago It's actually slightly worse. That vultr node is a reverse proxy over wireguard to my homelab. 1 reply →
xena 2 years ago 3Ti of egress and climbing, I'm in the hole financially and it's making my personal infra that relies on it unstable. jsheard 2 years ago Damn that's rude. At least you appear to be using Vultr, imagine if it was running on one of those newfangled cloud providers which mark bandwidth up by a few orders of magnitude... xena 2 years ago It's actually slightly worse. That vultr node is a reverse proxy over wireguard to my homelab. 1 reply →
jsheard 2 years ago Damn that's rude. At least you appear to be using Vultr, imagine if it was running on one of those newfangled cloud providers which mark bandwidth up by a few orders of magnitude... xena 2 years ago It's actually slightly worse. That vultr node is a reverse proxy over wireguard to my homelab. 1 reply →
xena 2 years ago It's actually slightly worse. That vultr node is a reverse proxy over wireguard to my homelab. 1 reply →
3Ti of egress and climbing, I'm in the hole financially and it's making my personal infra that relies on it unstable.
Damn that's rude. At least you appear to be using Vultr, imagine if it was running on one of those newfangled cloud providers which mark bandwidth up by a few orders of magnitude...
It's actually slightly worse. That vultr node is a reverse proxy over wireguard to my homelab.
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