Re: [tor-relays] R: Re: Request for Feedback on Relay Node Update Management

Hello Aleff, It should be okay as-is, but I would temporarily upgrade the hardware to determine if it is the root cause. Frank Apr 2, 2024, 10:34 AM by tor-relays@lists.torproject.org: > My computer has: > - 1 vCore CPU > - 1 GB RAM > - Maximum bandwidth: 1 GB/s > > So if I understand correctl

Re: [tor-relays] R: Re: Request for Feedback on Relay Node Update Management

I made the changes you recommended and also added/edited these parameters in the torrc configuration file: - RunAsDaemon 1 - RelayBandwidthRate 10 MB - RelayBandwidthBurst 20 MB But in spite of that I did not solve the problem. I monitored via nyx what was happening on service reboot and noticed

Re: [tor-relays] R: Re: Request for Feedback on Relay Node Update Management

Hello, My computer has:- 1 vCore CPU- 1 GB RAM- Maximum bandwidth: 1 GB/sSo if I understand correctly, the problem should not be at the hardware level, right?For running a relay, I definitely recommend you upgrade to at least 2gb of Ram per vCore or 2GB per 1 Tor instance. On my fleet of relays

Re: [tor-relays] R: Re: Request for Feedback on Relay Node Update Management

You should tweak your web server as presented in this section: https://github.com/Enkidu-6/tor-ddos?tab=readme-ov-file#first-step-prep aring-your-system-for-high-number-of-connections This would most likely solve Out-Of-Memory problems I suspect you are experiencing. Denny O

[tor-relays] R: Re: Request for Feedback on Relay Node Update Management

My computer has:- 1 vCore CPU- 1 GB RAM- Maximum bandwidth: 1 GB/s So if I understand correctly, the problem should not be at the hardware level, right? Il mar, apr 2, 2024 alle 12:14, Frank Lý via tor-relays ha scritto: Hello Aleff, That is up to you. I stro