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No, it really is mostly about skiing (see above). Amsterdam, Frankfurt and (perhaps surprisingly) Marseilles are the places to go if you want to optimize for r
by rsync 6y ago
No, it really is mostly about skiing (see above).
Amsterdam, Frankfurt and (perhaps surprisingly) Marseilles are the places to go if you want to optimize for routing.
Equinix has datacenters, with he.net POP, in all three places. You could do a lot worse than standardizing, globally, on EQX datacenters and he.net connectivity ...
- wahern 6y agoHow do you handle IPv6 given the squabble between HE and Cogent? Some internal routing and separate peering arrangements?
- toast0 6y agoI'm not sure how rsync.net handles connectivity, but note that chosing to be at an Equinix location that he.net services doesn't necessarily mean using he.net, exclusively, or otherwise. I think both Equinix locations and he.net presence are good indicators of lots of connectivity, and so both together indicates you should have access to many choices of transit (and peering). That said, I have no experience with actually obtaining connectivity at such sites; I have dreams, but no actual need ;)