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Originally Posted by borked
Allez, stick it through Google translate:
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1 Position d?OVH en France dans le domaine de l?hébergement Internet, et en Europe en hébergement de serveurs dédiés
2 Position européenne d?OVH dans le domaine de l?hébergement Internet
3 OVH héberge 1 site internet français sur 3 (source Netcraft)
12 Nombre de pays européens dans lesquels OVH est présent
15 Le nombre de points de peering d?OVH en Europe
28 Le nombre de points de présence d?OVH en France et en Europe
43 Le temps maximum de panne garantie est de 43min12s
85 Pourcentage de clients OVH qui sont des entreprises
300 Le trafic généré par OVH (en gigabits par seconde)
600 La capacité de la bande passante d?OVH (en gigabits par seconde)
1999 L? année de création d?OVH
7000 La surface actuelle de l?ensemble des salles d?hébergement (en m2)
12000 La surface exploitable à terme de l?ensemble des salles d?hébergement (en m2)
80000 Le nombre de serveurs gérés par OVH
400000 Le nombre de clients d?OVH en France
1800000 Le nombres de noms de domaine enregistrés par OVH
6000000 Le nombre d?emails acheminés par jour par OVH
15 points of peering and 28 points of presence != 90% peering
and that was last year - this month they just made major network changes...
400,000 clients cannot be wrong.
all that for a company that is only 12 years old. |
You really have no idea how the whole network/pop game works do you? Just because someone has 28 Pops and they peer in 15 of them does not mean that those 15 IX points don't have a lot more capacity than the other 13 POPs.
Lets look at their peeringdb entry.
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Now this is just public peering capacity at the given points not to mention "private" peering they have as well that is undisclosed. If you REALLY think they have MORE capacity to their paid transit lines than what they have in peering then you really need to read more about how networks actually operate. Ovh is also known for saturating circuits and not caring about it. Its pretty clear that 4pm EST on a saturday is not prime time.
Ovh is not the end-all/king of everything so please get off your high horse, they do a great job yes but they are not the total solution. IIRC they wont even sell a server to someone in the states and their policy was no one could resell their service either.