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Once they double the RAM on all plans like Linode and Vultr did, I will move all of my servers back to DigitalOcean.

I love these features but double the RAM for the same price still outweighs them.

btw I am interested in all kinds of web performance optimization services including image hosting. If anyone is interested to partner up email me at dak@prospectone.io

CloudFlare doesn't allow this kind of use of their service. Once you start pushing enough bandwidth they will ask you to go away. And since you offer free unlimited CDN bandwidth, when that happens and you move to a different CDN provider your bill could increase 50 times over a day.

Use CloudFlare to proxy-cache your Github pages and it should be fine as long as you set correct caching rules.

Krakow, Poland. Because Poland is one of the very few EU countries with low enough business requirements to get a residence.

Am I the only one having daily issues with SQS? I have 150+ servers writing to a queue and they timeout at random a few times per day.

Still waiting for HTPCs that support HDMI 2.0a aka HDR support. Unfortunately this one doesn't.

Working on v2 of http://www.dnsperf.com/ Opened an office in Krakow and hired a team. Its going to have synthetic and RUM data for every provider, plus the ability to test your own. Even more data will be available for free!

This symfony bundle https://github.com/LeaseWeb/LswMemcacheBundle uses specifically the php-memcache extension. Thats why we need it

Cant wait for php-memcache and a few other extensions to support PHP7 to move our projects

Krakow, Poland - Senior PHP developer.

We are looking for an expert PHP developer that can build complex high performance applications and services.

Apply here https://www.linkedin.com/jobs2/view/79621508

The source code of the site is available at https://github.com/jsdelivr/www.jsdelivr.com

Krakow, Poland | ONSITE

We are looking for a senior PHP developer to work from our office in Krakow. More information http://www.gumtree.pl/a-programisci-informatyka-i-internet/k...

Krakow, Poland | Senior PHP Developer/Lead | VISA | Full time

5+ years PHP experience. Should be ready to take a lead role. Work is in office in Krakow.

More information http://www.pracuj.pl/praca/senior-php-developer-lead-krakow,...

The problem is their origin not the CDN itself. The author is not responding and wont fix the server

Ukraine(Donetsk) -> Poland

I opened a company and send all my invoices from the company's name. I lose money on all the taxes but its worth it. As long as I make enough money I can stay in the country and in the future apply for permanent residence and citizenship.

Its realistic but not consistent and reliable. Like I said I want to test their raw performance without any variables in between. All providers get tested directly from the exact same locations and times. Thats the data I wanted to get. It makes it easy and fair to compare.

I simply cant know what DCs are used by the providers that I monitor. So I have no idea where we share datacenters. What happens if they change DCs? I would need to constantly monitor their infrastructure. Filtering out would be too hard and pretty useless.

By simply adding more locations I fix the problem, add more data and simplify the whole process.

I guess I will need to fix that. thanks for the feedback

I use only 2 servers hosted with OVH. I see the problem here but there is no way to avoid it. Monitoring 37 providers will result in multiple "same DC" problems. I plan to solve this problem by keep adding new locations with different datacenters. The more locations I have the less impact this kind of issues will have.

I can say that it was nothing related to dnsperf. The perf change was on Dyn's side

Thank you, I will look into them.

Hey everybody, im the creator of dnsperf. I just wanted to clear some things up.

1. The point of the service is to have an objective way to compare different DNS services. dnsperf is supposed only to help you in your search for the best DNS service and not crown the absolute winner.

2. I plan to add as many locations as possible to get more reliable data. More locations will also solve the problem of "DNS at the same datacenter as my test nodes"

3. Some people are confused about the node locations. Here is the map http://www.dnsperf.com/network

4. Its not open source but some time in the future it will be.

5. The tests I am running are supposed to exclude variables such as local/ISP caching, DNS proxies, resolvers, SRTT and so on. I wanted to test the nameservers directly and get the raw performance data of the provider himself. I believe thats the best way to do fair comparison.

Thank you for your comments and love. I'm glad people liked the service :)

Feel free to email me with your feedback or questions.

We have lots of features/tools/systems that need documentation https://github.com/jsdelivr/jsdelivr

Any help is appreciated

$2000 per month working full time remotely.

OSSCDN is using jsDelivr as origin and jsDelivr API for the website

This is correct. cdnperf uses multiple locations provided by pingomd and also makes sure all CDNs are tested from the exact same locations. If you have any suggestions you can submit an issue over here https://github.com/bebraw/cdnperf

You can use this domain if you prefer http://www.jsdeliver.com/ :)

Akamai does not offer a public CDN. So they are not a competitor. Apples and oranges

I would love to have Google join jsDelivr but its hard getting in contact.

I guess Google is the one who knocks :p