Hello all.
I started an exit relay on Saturday. Last night I took a look at the log and I saw something like 30 active circuits at the heartbeat and the relay had passed a few tens of megabytes. I just logged in and saw 8,000 active circuits at the heartbeat and > 2 GB passed. Is it normal for an exit relay to suddenly ramp up like that? Just curious.
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My good Exits (100...200MBit/s connection) shows similiar behavior.
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Am 15.12.20 um 02:39 schrieb enrollado:
Hello all.
I started an exit relay on Saturday. Last night I took a look at the log and I saw something like 30 active circuits at the heartbeat and the relay had passed a few tens of megabytes. I just logged in and saw 8,000 active circuits at the heartbeat and > 2 GB passed. Is it normal for an exit relay to suddenly ramp up like that? Just curious.
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Happened to me a few times, usually depends on AS, location and some more internal factors.
2020-12-15 1:39 GMT, enrollado enrollado@protonmail.ch:
Hello all.
I started an exit relay on Saturday. Last night I took a look at the log and I saw something like 30 active circuits at the heartbeat and the relay had passed a few tens of megabytes. I just logged in and saw 8,000 active circuits at the heartbeat and > 2 GB passed. Is it normal for an exit relay to suddenly ramp up like that? Just curious.
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On 15.12.2020 02:39, enrollado wrote:
I started an exit relay on Saturday. Last night I took a look at the log and I saw something like 30 active circuits at the heartbeat and the relay had passed a few tens of megabytes. I just logged in and saw 8,000 active circuits at the heartbeat and > 2 GB passed. Is it normal for an exit relay to suddenly ramp up like that? Just curious.
That is normal, a new relay is in the ramp up phase for 2 weeks. https://blog.torproject.org/lifecycle-new-relay
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