Comment by hulitu
19 hours ago
> That happens with crossborder connections in/out of China. And in India,
And sometimes in Germany. Let's not hail China again. /s
19 hours ago
> That happens with crossborder connections in/out of China. And in India,
And sometimes in Germany. Let's not hail China again. /s
Stop using Deutsche Telekom and this problem will go away. They habitually avoid short routes because they are trying to extort all the recipients of traffic to pay thousands of euros per week for a direct connection. They only recently connected to Cloudflare, and they didn't publicize which side is paying, nor how much, but I hope it means DT is finally bleeding so many customers they're desperate.
Vodafone has also stopped public peering last year sadly. Especially noticeable with GitHub: https://www.heise.de/en/news/Vodafone-leaves-public-internet...