We monitor how much traffic we get from each country per day to check errors/blocking etc. (as I've previously mentioned).
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We monitor how much traffic we get from each country per day to check errors/blocking etc. (as I've previously mentioned).
Big drop-off recently from Angola & as usual it's an ISP (TV Cabo) changing their "is the internet working" config.
That prompted me to (again) look at how much we're serving to Fortigate "is the internet working" checks per month, roughly:
- 109 million web pages
- 10 Terabytes of egressWhat a waste.
Make `head` requests rather than `get`, please!
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We monitor how much traffic we get from each country per day to check errors/blocking etc. (as I've previously mentioned).
Big drop-off recently from Angola & as usual it's an ISP (TV Cabo) changing their "is the internet working" config.
That prompted me to (again) look at how much we're serving to Fortigate "is the internet working" checks per month, roughly:
- 109 million web pages
- 10 Terabytes of egressWhat a waste.
Make `head` requests rather than `get`, please!
@tdp_org fortigate, always fortigate…
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@tdp_org fortigate, always fortigate…
@slink Yep, evergreen.
I know we're default in at least their older OS versions which is hopefully a complement but dang, they are super inefficient. -
We monitor how much traffic we get from each country per day to check errors/blocking etc. (as I've previously mentioned).
Big drop-off recently from Angola & as usual it's an ISP (TV Cabo) changing their "is the internet working" config.
That prompted me to (again) look at how much we're serving to Fortigate "is the internet working" checks per month, roughly:
- 109 million web pages
- 10 Terabytes of egressWhat a waste.
Make `head` requests rather than `get`, please!
@tdp_org I think I asked it before but how does it feel to be the litmus test of the internet's — always surprising — continued existence?
(Purely personally speaking that is, it has been exhaustively established that the professional side of that can be surmised as “a spot of a bother”)
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