Side note: Scaleway is very popular for those running Tor relays. A quick review of current Tor relay nodes reveals at least 44 relays already on Scaleway (mos

Side note: Scaleway is very popular for those running Tor relays. A quick review of current Tor relay nodes reveals at least 44 relays already on Scaleway (most of the exit nodes there seem to have gone away): http://torstatus.blutmagie.de/index.php?SR=Bandwidth&SO=Desc http://torstatus.blutmagie.de/index.php?SR=Bandwidth&SO=Desc Scaleway gives C1 instances unmetered 100mbps connections (for 3 bucks a month!), and a single tor process can push about 50mbps out of the hardware. This means that Scaleway could be pushing a constant 2200mbps of Tor traffic. Although it's nice they're providing bandwidth to the Tor Project for a fraction of the 95th percentile mbps cost, it isn't financially sustainable (unmetered 100mbps for $3/month is insane) and it doesn't help the diversity of the Tor network.