Hello / New public mirror in Bulgaria

[Boian Bonev]

Hi All,

Happy to join!

Just added one more mirror in Bulgaria - fedora.ipacct.com (IPv4+IPv6).

Based on ping/speed currently it syncs from ftp-stud.hs-esslingen.de, I
can change that in case that is considered suboptimal for some reason.

It runs Fedora-33, rsync, vsftpd, nginx front-end (with some magic for
robots.txt) and apache back-end for directory listing.

Maybe I overdid it little bit with the storage size, each PV is on a
separate raid10 of normal (slow) sata drives:

[root@mirror-fedora ~]# pvs
  PV         VG                   Fmt  Attr PSize  PFree
  /dev/sdb   fmirror              lvm2 a--  <1.40t    0 
  /dev/sdc   fmirror              lvm2 a--  <1.40t    0 
  /dev/sdd   fmirror              lvm2 a--  <1.40t    0 
  /dev/sde   fmirror              lvm2 a--  <1.40t    0 
[root@mirror-fedora ~]# lvs --verbose --segments
  LV     VG                   Attr       Start SSize  #Str Type   
Stripe Chunk
  fedora fmirror              -wi-ao----    0  <5.60t    4 striped
64.00k    0

I already see EPEL traffic coming in, just fixed the Fedora Linux
URLs...

With best regards,
b.

[Adrian Reber]

On Sun, Dec 13, 2020 at 07:33:57AM +0200, Boian Bonev wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> Happy to join!
>
> Just added one more mirror in Bulgaria - fedora.ipacct.com (IPv4+IPv6).

Thanks for your mirror.
> Based on ping/speed currently it syncs from ftp-stud.hs-esslingen.de, I
> can change that in case that is considered suboptimal for some reason.

That is my mirror and you are welcome to sync from it.
> It runs Fedora-33, rsync, vsftpd, nginx front-end (with some magic for
> robots.txt) and apache back-end for directory listing.

For Fedora there is no need to run vsftpd, because Fedora's
MirrorManager ignores any FTP links.
> Maybe I overdid it little bit with the storage size, each PV is on a
> separate raid10 of normal (slow) sata drives:
>
> [root@mirror-fedora ~]# pvs
>   PV         VG                   Fmt  Attr PSize  PFree
>   /dev/sdb   fmirror              lvm2 a--  <1.40t    0 
>   /dev/sdc   fmirror              lvm2 a--  <1.40t    0 
>   /dev/sdd   fmirror              lvm2 a--  <1.40t    0 
>   /dev/sde   fmirror              lvm2 a--  <1.40t    0 
> [root@mirror-fedora ~]# lvs --verbose --segments
>   LV     VG                   Attr       Start SSize  #Str Type   
> Stripe Chunk
>   fedora fmirror              -wi-ao----    0  <5.60t    4 striped
> 64.00k    0
>
> I already see EPEL traffic coming in, just fixed the Fedora Linux
> URLs...

Everything looks correctly set up and by now you should also see Fedora
traffic.

Adrian

[Boian Bonev]

On Sun, 2020-12-13 at 19:41 +0100, Adrian Reber wrote:
...
> > Based on ping/speed currently it syncs from ftp-stud.hs-
> > esslingen.de, I
> > can change that in case that is considered suboptimal for some
> > reason.
>
> That is my mirror and you are welcome to sync from it.

Thanks!
> > It runs Fedora-33, rsync, vsftpd, nginx front-end (with some magic
> > for
> > robots.txt) and apache back-end for directory listing.
>
> For Fedora there is no need to run vsftpd, because Fedora's
> MirrorManager ignores any FTP links.

OK, removed it - one pain less. Did that without thinking - it was a
standard practice not so long ago ;)
>

...
> > I already see EPEL traffic coming in, just fixed the Fedora Linux
> > URLs...
>
> Everything looks correctly set up and by now you should also see
> Fedora
> traffic.

Yep, the amount of traffic is comparable to the other popular
distribution mirros and much higher than the not so popular ones.

Looking at some random requests I saw quite a few IPs from south
america - maybe we share a Tier1 or remote IXP connection with them?
That is not a problem for me but it is not a good experience to
download on a 150ms+ link.

Where can I see how the proximity is calculated?

With best regards,
b.

[Adrian Reber]

On Mon, Dec 14, 2020 at 01:50:25AM +0200, Boian Bonev wrote:
> > Everything looks correctly set up and by now you should also see
> > Fedora
> > traffic.
>
> Yep, the amount of traffic is comparable to the other popular
> distribution mirros and much higher than the not so popular ones.
>
> Looking at some random requests I saw quite a few IPs from south
> america - maybe we share a Tier1 or remote IXP connection with them?
> That is not a problem for me but it is not a good experience to
> download on a 150ms+ link.
>
> Where can I see how the proximity is calculated?

It is based on ASNs and GeoIP. The actual code doing can be found around
here:

https://github.com/adrianreber/mirrorlist-server/blob/master/src/bin/mirrorl...

I just had a look at your IPv4 and IPv6 address and for both addresses
GeoIP reports Bulgaria.

Adrian

[Nuno Vieira]

Hi Boian,
You might want to look at NetIX... We had a similar behaviour weeks ago
(it was worse actually because it affected direct customers) and they
were leaking (selling ix traffic) in Brasil (IX.br).
cheers,
Nuno Vieira
On Mon, 2020-12-14 at 09:02 +0100, Adrian Reber wrote:
> On Mon, Dec 14, 2020 at 01:50:25AM +0200, Boian Bonev wrote:
> > > Everything looks correctly set up and by now you should also
> > > seeFedoratraffic.
> >
> > Yep, the amount of traffic is comparable to the other
> > populardistribution mirros and much higher than the not so popular
> > ones.
> > Looking at some random requests I saw quite a few IPs from
> > southamerica - maybe we share a Tier1 or remote IXP connection with
> > them?That is not a problem for me but it is not a good experience
> > todownload on a 150ms+ link.
> > Where can I see how the proximity is calculated?
>
> It is based on ASNs and GeoIP. The actual code doing can be found
> aroundhere:
> https://github.com/adrianreber/mirrorlist-server/blob/master/src/bin/mirrorl...
>
> I just had a look at your IPv4 and IPv6 address and for both
> addressesGeoIP reports Bulgaria.
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