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non shared IPv4 proxying is going to start to get very expensive. It already is to some extent. But the number of backend machines is probably larger, so at lea
by justincormack 12y ago
non shared IPv4 proxying is going to start to get very expensive. It already is to some extent. But the number of backend machines is probably larger, so at least this saves some addresses.
The next round of cloud price cuts could well be for ipv6 customers only...