More bandwidth!
To cope with the increased traffic associated with adding new projects, new committers, more downloads and a seemingly incessant gain in popularity, we’ve just added 10 Mbps of permanent throughput capacity (bandwidth, if you prefer) to the eclipse.org infrastructure.
This should help speed things up a bit. I’m in the process of adding the website traffic to the high-priority QoS rule. www.eclipse.org (and all other eclipse.org websites except download.eclipse.org) will be more responsive when our bandwidth is saturated by downloads traffic.
Post a comment on your subjective experience with the eclipse.org website’s speed and response time, and where you’re located on the globe.
Posted September 13th, 2005 by Denis Roy in category: Uncategorized
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Ed Burnette Says:
September 14th, 2005 at 9:57 am
Do you still have that 100Mbps left over from the 3.1 rush or is that gone? What’s the current bandwidth?
Denis Roy Says:
September 15th, 2005 at 7:13 am
The extra 100Mb link was terminated after one month (essentially, when our permanent link was enough to sustain the load). We have the option of re-enabling it at any time in the future.
Our current permanent limit is 60 Mbps.