1 with 2,4TB that reached now 10 months (we’ll call it NODE A),another with 2,4TB too(we’ll call it node B) that is in his 9 month,and another with 5tb (we’ll call it node C) that has reached 7 month now.
the node A and B are in a (rasbpi4) in the same network.
the node B is in another conexion with another rasbpi4 at a house 130km away with a different IP (more than /24)
the first node that I connected (A) take 1 month more or less to get full of data,but the other 2 (B,C) are taking ages to fill.
the B node is now 98gb away to get filled,but taked 9 months to reach this level.
the C node is now reaching half capacity(2,14TB the last time I saw it) after 7 months
The factors that matter:
When you started the node (date - as demand varies)
How large your node is
For multiple nodes are they are different IPs (separated by more than /24)
Node up time
My first node 9TB started December 2019 - filled in less than 6 months
My second node 13TB started May 2020 - 5 TB in 6 months
My third node 13TB started January 2021 - 100GB in 1 month
Yo creo que hay demasiados SNO para los usuarios que tiene Storj.
Estoy pensando en quitarlo porque me sale mas cara la luz que lo que consigo, y si me compro una rasbpi4 no gastaría nada pero hasta que recupere la inversión va a pasar mas de un año. Porque tu cuanto sacas con el nodo A?
I use one Public IP for all of my miners including the Storj node which is the public IP my ISP provides and is natt’ed by a firewall… The three nodes are three different HDDs on the one Storj machine I have which has only one internal LAN ip.
