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Yeah, I've been a Gomez user before and the pricing was utterly shocking, to say the least. Additionally, I think our pricing plan only even allowed tests from
by famfam 16y ago
Yeah, I've been a Gomez user before and the pricing was utterly shocking, to say the least. Additionally, I think our pricing plan only even allowed tests from 10 nodes or so. I was wondering if I could write a php endpoint that acts as a testing node and just buy cheap hosted php boxes all over the world on as many backbones as I'd need to cover. Obviously testing through real users is better, but 9 times out of 10 the interesting stuff in Gomez is a function of problems in your backend, not ISP problems... and anyway, what are you going to do about those? We got all kinds of false positives when the Gomez nodes would glitch out. Almost no signal and all noise.