Chris Marusich <cmmarus...@gmail.com> writes: > Hi, > > I've set up a caching proxy to serve substitutes from Hydra. If you want > to use it, it's available here: > > http://hydra-mirror.marusich.info > > Behind the scenes, this endpoint is set up to distribute hydra.gnu.org's > substitutes via Amazon CloudFront, which is a global content > distribution network with points of presence in the United States, > Europe, Asia, and South America. That means that almost no matter where > you are, if your neighbor uses it to download substitutes, then you'll > be able to download the same cached substitutes quickly from a nearby > location. > > I'm making this mirror available to you in the hopes that you find it > useful. Please note that I make no guarantee about the continued > availability of the endpoint, so please don't rely on it for anything > important. Amazon CloudFront bills me for only the requests received and > bytes transferred via the endpoint, so the more people who use it, the > more it will cost. I reserve the right to disable it without prior > notice if it becomes too expensive. > > Full disclosure: I'm employed by Amazon. However, I'm paying for this > mirror out of my own pocket. I'm personally making it available to you > because I like the Guix project a lot, and I want to help it in any way > I can. I do not represent Amazon, nor does the mirror, which I am > operating personally just like any other CloudFront customer. > > I hope you find this mirror useful. > > Chris > >
Hi, since you posted this some time has passed, about a month now. Could you tell me how much in- and outbound traffic it consumed (separate values if possible)? I'm taking in consideration for current moving situation if it will be mirror now or buildserver later that I will be testing with and include in my setup. -- ng0
