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With many (if not most) reputable dedicated server providers nowadays Inbound traffic is not calculated towards your overall traffic. In other words, it's free
by herbivore 15y ago
With many (if not most) reputable dedicated server providers nowadays Inbound traffic is not calculated towards your overall traffic. In other words, it's free and generally unlimited.
- benologist 15y agoI did not know that. My provider counts inbound which sucks because that's most of our traffic but we run at about 6 out of 10 terabytes per server per month so it's not a problem... for now.
- dhimes 15y agoIt double-sucks because it's not easy (AFAIK) to gzip traffic from web app to the server.
- asharp 15y agoRemember that most loads are 1:10 inbound:outbound, so unless you have a strange sort of workload it really doesn't help you much. If you do happen to have a lot of inbound traffic though, it's a nice little arrangement as the bandwidth may be almost free to the provider (Symetricity requirements) and still very useful to you.