Hi All I am not sure anyone has asked this and to be honest I very quickly looked over the forum…
is there a theoretical maximum number of storage nodes that can be associated with 1 IP address?
I am just wondering as I have a 1gb/s download and 1gb/s upload fiber to my house and the question came to my head. How many nodes can be hosted from one IP…
Yip i know about the shared model and it think its good as it stops large DC from taking up the bulk of the data and to also increase the redudancy of the nodes…
good to know that there is no limit as I plan to organicly grow my nodes.
Have a look at @BrightSilence’s estimator so see what you could expect depending on how much you store and how long it could take to fill up your storage space, it is pretty accurate (but of course as good as it might be it is only an estimator: use it as such, no one can predict the future):
It also clearly shows how ingress slows down the more you have: Reaching 50TB would take more than 8 years based on recent activity of the network (on a /24 subnet).