you mean you can host warez content ( like movies and tv shows ) in google cloud or amazon aws, and if you setup reverse proxy in offshore ignore dmca hosting you dont get banned from google cloud ?
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RemoteStream
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When you reverse proxy content via apache2 or httpd (I don't know how to do it with NGINX) then you serve content exclusively from the offershore IP. Link it with cloudflare and then you have two layers of protection.
1st Layer is CF which will forward copyright complaints to the IP on their system.
2nd layer is the offshore host which will receive the copyright complaints and ignore it
All leaving your actual server IP unknown, you can use it for loadbalancing too
Please bear in mind this is only as secure as you make it, if your offshore server is compromised then it could leak your main server IP, if you have panels etc such as cpanel or virtualmin that can also leak your main site IP address, especially since they cannot be accessed via a reverse proxy server without additional work.
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thank you for your explanation
i have all ready setup a reverse proxy, and the probleme its the bandwitdh, with reverse you use a bandwidtch in your vps + from your main server streaming
so i think i need a vps with unmetred bandwitdth
i will try it ...
RemoteStream
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That is true, all data is transferred from main -> proxy -> client so while 1gb file is still 1gb, it will use 1gb bandwidth for both reverse proxies. Also if you have a main server at 1gbps and a reverse proxy as 100mbps it's bottlenecked by the slower speed, same goes if you have a main server 100mbps and a reverse proxy at 1gbps you'll still only get 100mbps from your servers.
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There's a few hosts, 100mbps servers: AlexHost ($5 - $25 monthly), REGXA ($5 - $20 monthly), 1gbps servers: BlackHost [not ignored by lenient] ($11 - $48 monthly), 1gbps+ servers: ZetServe ($30 - $120 monthly). I have affiliate links for REGXA and ZetServer if you want to use them (no discount just helps me) if not then all good, just google the site name.
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Netu is supporting Child & Animal Porn & other sick Shit ^^ and do nothing against it. try lulustream and vidguard, good speed, verfied Payouts, no file Deletion, mostly DMCA ignoring
incognito.io and buyvm luxumburg location is best dmca ignored in market. both have 1gbps port. i am using alexhost for such reverse proxy which is 100mbps at cheapest price ever. enough speed for frontend website loading.
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Filemonn is a shit hoster, Users are blackmailed into getting a certain number of views or they will be deleted
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"You need to have a minimum number of views each day to be able to use the site, if you have a low number of views (daily 5000k or more), your account is deleted, hence my questions. If you have a high number of views, I'd rather use a site that deletes videos for 60 days without a view but that has 3 views/ip instead of a site that doesn't delete videos, has 1 view/ip but deletes your account if you have a low number of views."
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RemoteStream
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I can't find anythong on inconito.io but buyvm I seen in the past, I can't remember why I didn't use them though, I did a speed test on around 10 hosts and found all 1gbps are actually around 200 - 300mbps so I went with ZetServer because while drastically under their advertised 10gbps, I actually get their minimum of 1gbps at peak and offpeak I get around 2gbps.
my mistake. its incognet.io . 1gbps is shared. so most of provider dont allow you burn 100% port all time. most of provider have Fair use policy for unlimited bw. also @HostSlick have dmca ignored server with big BW.
RemoteStream
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I've had months where I've served 3 - 4PB of data so I need unlimited, also as close to 1gbps dedicated as I can find without breaking bank, ZetServe are the only company I have found so far, but I'll check out incognet.
hahaha. using 1gbps 24x7 will cost you almost 330tb monthly. how you can consume 3-4PB? you need 11gbps atleast. calculate again first.
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I would just like to clarify that not only are you wrong, but you also presumed I only have one server...
I would just like to clarify that not only are you wrong, but you also presumed I only have one server...
You are saying about 1 server. you need 1 server with 1gbps unlimited. which never be able to deliver 4pb. you should mention how many server you need with each 1gbps unlimited.
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Thats what you see at Cloudflare - you also can see alot of cached.
I would just like to clarify that not only are you wrong, but you also presumed I only have one server...
But what are you actually seeing at your server port or VLAN or whatever? Thats what counts.
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can be mis-configuration. Or you are getting l7 flood/ddos maybe?. It really depends on the setup and traffic
nginx proxy manager for example is a great tool to make reverse proxy / Tunnel if you are not the beast at configure. It has some filter options as well i think
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