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What would be an easy and economic way to run a Tor Bridge/s on AWS? I have few hundred bucks left in credit that will expire in a few months and no plans to u
by almog 5y ago
What would be an easy and economic way to run a Tor Bridge/s on AWS?
I have few hundred bucks left in credit that will expire in a few months and no plans to use it
- corint 5y agoI would suggest looking at Lightsail, if your credits stretch that far. The included 1TB+ of bandwidth is the reason for that. Bridges would typically see much more bursty traffic compared to relays or (especially) exit nodes; this does mean that the burst CPU credits on Lightsail (or the t-series EC2 instances) would pair up nicely. I'd also suggest running in as many AWS regions as you're able, so that there isn't a lovely block of bridges all in one region.
- almog 5y agoThank you! I haven't used Lightsail yet, so in addition to doing something meaningful with the credit, it could also be a good learning experience.