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Vicky Ho

Vicky Ho

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1. Whether the IP changes?

One of the main differences between static and dynamic is that static IP will not change, while dynamic IP will be dynamically updated, and the dynamic timeliness is very short. Static IPs are generally calculated by days, weeks and months, while dynamic IPs are calculated by minutes, and the maximum online time is generally 2 to 6 hours.

2. Different pricing

Relatively, the pricing method of static IP is relatively simple, with corresponding prices for one day, one week, or one month. The pricing methods of dynamic IP are relatively diverse. Generally, dynamic IP is billed according to the number of IPs, and there is also a billing method based on traffic(GB). The diverse dynamic proxy IP forms also help users make choices based on their own needs.

3. Different usage scenarios

Generally, static IP can remain unchanged for a long time, which is suitable for businesses that use the same address to log in for a long time. For example, it can be used in scenarios such as social media account login and account maintenance. The scope of use of dynamic IP will be wider, whether it is advertising verification, data collection, and brand protection, it can be used.

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Dynamic proxy and static proxy are two concepts related to networking and communication protocols:

Dynamic Proxy:

  1. A dynamic proxy is created at runtime and can adapt to various interfaces and methods without the need for specific code generation.
  2. It is typically used in situations where you want to intercept and manage method calls to objects, like implementing aspects in aspect-oriented programming.
  3. Dynamic proxies are flexible and can work with different classes and interfaces without requiring code changes.
Static Proxy:

  1. A static proxy, on the other hand, is created at compile-time, requiring you to write specific code for each class or interface you want to proxy.
  2. Static proxies are often used when you need fine-grained control over the behavior of a particular class or interface.
  3. They involve more manual coding effort as each proxy is created explicitly.
In summary, the key difference lies in when and how the proxy is created. Dynamic proxies are generated at runtime and provide flexibility for handling multiple classes and interfaces, while static proxies are created at compile-time and are more suitable for fine-grained control over specific classes or interfaces but involve more manual coding.
 
Static proxies are implemented by weaving in code at writing, compiling or loading time, while dynamic proxies are implemented at runtime.
 
As the name implies, dynamic proxy provides a flexible and dynamic method. It enables the creation of proxy objects during runtime, offering a smooth means of intercepting method calls and carrying out extra tasks. Static proxy adopts a simpler methodology. It entails the compile-time construction of proxy objects with predetermined behaviors.
 
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