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Re: [tor-relays] Hardware requirements for a fast Tor relay

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Hi Gary,

thank you for your response.

I think I just worry too much.

I watched my relay all the time today, I had bandwidth usage of 30MB/s at times and HTOP showed me a Load average of 0.29/0.29/0.30. I know that this is totally fine for a dual core.

The relay is up and running for 3 days and 8 hours now and I already moved ~700GB in each direction (upload/download). I was just concerned because the VPS started crashing after 2 weeks solid uptime, but I should have set stricter bandwith limits.

You can't really compare a VM with a root server, I don't think this will happen again.

It's ok for me to invest a little more and have a fast and stable relay this way. The traffic was capped with the VPS plan, this was obviously a big disadvantage, now I can use as much traffic as I want with a 2,5Gbit link (1Gbit guaranteed).

For your info, the most important lines of my config:

SocksPort 0

Log notice file /var/log...

Log debug file /var/log...

ORPort 443

RelayBandwithRate 1000Mbit

RelayBandwithBurst 1000Mbit

Exit policy reject *:*

ContactInfo & Nickname set, of course... ;)

Is there anything I should change?

Thanks for your help!

Best Regards...

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