#[2]β where is your relay hosted? Geographically also. πΆπΎπ«‘
So glad to have you! β₯οΈ
And I could never bring shame upon the court of Queen nostr:npub1el3mgvtdjpfntdkwq446pmprpdv85v6rs85zh7dq9gvy7tgx37xs2kl27r of the Thunder.
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Oracle Cloud, on a 10 Core Ampere instance.
Ashburn, VA, USA
I see! Too far for me, latency will be a killer. Thank you! πΆπΎπ«‘π«
Those pesky oceans πππ«ππ€
I have considered expanding, but I haven't hit triple digits yet of subs. Prolly will add one in Asia and one in Europe then. Have to look at some Internet topology maps to determine how to best spread them.
Good point! Wine is spread wide, so works great for me! πΆπΎπ«‘
I would consider increasing prices if you go wider, assuming it will have much more additional cost for you! πΆπΎπ«
Yes, some. That was part of my choice for Oracle. Ampere is much cheaper, but there is still cost.
I always had issues with Oracle. When I finally managed to open my account with them, they told me to pissoff if I wanted more regions. So I closed it promptly! Never again for me! πΆπΎπ«‘
Very cool to hear your thinking!
Does geography factor into all of your relays decisions?
Talking this out loud I guess it makes sense to be on a few big public ones like Damus, Munity and nostr.band.
And then pay for a few really fast and good ones.
Where in your decision making process would you nix a relay based on too far away geographic wise?
Yes! I do consider how far the relay is and the round trip of the packet. I try to go no further than west coast US and try to avoid EU due to huge latency from Asia! πΆπΎπ«‘