Hello, i think my new node is in vetting process but the first online day i received 204GB with peaks at 20Mbps of incomming data and since today (second day) no more data incoming. Is it due to the vetting process ? I had a node previously stopped due to cost much elevate than revenue. Thank you. I don’t uderstand why data income for the first day and the second day no more data incoming ? Maybe storj considered me vetted and right now iam not ? (I re precise this is a new node 2 days of age).
Your node should pass 100 audits for the satellite to be vetted on it.
However, the lack of activity can be due the customers’ activity. Since the space and bandwidth used by real people, we can’t expect constant traffic or usage.
Other members suggested my node might be disqualified or suspended by saltlake, however theres no evidence in the logs, the earning estimator or the successrate.sh outputs. It’s also clearly not a reporting issue - I wonder if it has anything to do with the recent issues with saltlake.
It’s more likely to be a reporting issue rather than actually no traffic. There was some trouble with reporting on the saltlake satellite. It looks like your node is getting traffic from it though, based on the satellite breakdown from the earnings calculator. And that also shows you’re not disqualified. However, you are using a fairly old version that doesn’t detect suspensions just yet. Update it to get some new goodies including detection of suspension and more details on held back amounts etc.
Just updated the earnings script, unfortunately no new findings. It’s also no reporting issue since my traffic logs show the same as the node dashboard. It gets some traffic, however I would describe the drop as quite significant (25x). ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Maybe saltlake doesn’t like to expand during its recent deletion frenzy. It just seems weird to me that the network leaves so much space unused, but I have no idea about the storj network architecture.
Well, it’s not like mining. It’s actual customers storing data. So usage patterns may differ from time to time. Space doesn’t instantly get used if it isn’t all needed.
