[teeparham]

Do you know who are the biggest consumers of bandwidth? I would guess the CI servers (Travis, Circle)

[dwwoelfel]

I think that bandwidth consumed by Circle should be free, since we're also hosted in AWS. Maybe somebody who knows more about the details of Amazon's billing can confirm/deny.

[DrJ]

bandwidth is free in the same region, but not across regions.

*edit and I believe not if you end up using the public IP address instead of the internal ip address.

[tbarbugli]

if you use the ec2 public dns it will resolve to an internal ip when the request comes from within ec2

[evanphx]

A very good question. I'll see about crunching some of the logs to break it down by subnet.

[teeparham]

Great. Whoever the major commercial users are have a financial incentive to keep the service performant. They should all at least be sponsors at some level if they're not already.

[evanphx]

Here is a partial log, every /24 that had more than 10k hits in the last 24 hours: https://gist.github.com/evanphx/9361755

[teeparham]

Top 5 are hosting providers. Makes sense.

[tdumitrescu]

isn't bluebox where travis is hosted?

[jasonkester]

Hey, as I mentioned in another part of this thread, my startup crunches those logs for a living (and they're sadly not really designed for crunching by anything that comes off the shelf). Ping me if you'd like a hand doing the crunching.