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<title>Traffic Stats of my Servers</title>
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<a>Go back?: <a href="https://nadeko.net/index-en">YES TAKE ME TO THE MAIN PAGE PLEASE!!!</a>
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<h1>Traffic Stats</h1>
<p>Just a bunch of traffic stats from my Self-hosted server and VPS, why? Because they look cool and people can
actually see how many traffic my servers handle everyday :3</p>
<p>The graphs are updated every hour</p>
<h2>Self-hosted server</h2>
<img src="https://nadeko.net/assets/traffic/trafficstats.jpg">
<p>Tons of TiB wtfffffffffff. What would my ISP think of my usage if the ISP was a real person? Anyways... I get
what I pay for.</p>
<img src="https://nadeko.net/assets/traffic/trafficstats1month.jpg">
<h2>VPS</h2>
<p>This shit is just used for storage so don't expect too much hehe. (And also the images here are at low res
because the <code>vnstati</code> package that comes with Debian 11 is OUTDATED and it doesn't support the
<code>--scale</code> argument D:
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<img src="https://nadeko.net/assets/traffic/vpstrafficstats.jpg">
<img src="https://nadeko.net/assets/traffic/vpstrafficstats1month.jpg">
<h4>How do you do this?</h4>
<p>Using <code>vnstati</code> command line tool to generate the graphs and <code>scp</code> to push the image to
the main server.</p>
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