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Floatplane has several North American servers (as well as Europe and I think a couple of other places), although I'm not sure exactly where they are.

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Does Floatplane have any U.S. Servers? If so, where?

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Floatplane is hosted in Canada.

18 minutes ago, ALLSTAR1JAC2899 said:

If so, where?

May I ask why you would need to know this?

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22 minutes ago, ALLSTAR1JAC2899 said:

Does Floatplane have any U.S. Servers? If so, where?

I would be very surprised if they didn't, If I was to guess it would be one on each side of the country if not more. Maybe California and New york.

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Floatplane has several North American servers (as well as Europe and I think a couple of other places), although I'm not sure exactly where they are.

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34 minutes ago, ALLSTAR1JAC2899 said:

Does Floatplane have any U.S. Servers? If so, where?

They appear have multiple US based server locations. The locations I've seen are based off of packet inspection at work. I won't share because I have a feeling they're intentionally not public.

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I know LTT has said outright that they are not buying server space (AWS, azure etc) on the WAN show a while back for good reason. 

but, why not have your own servers, AND those other servers? you get better reliability and it will take a load off your server. 

this will also help distributing content overseas 

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5 minutes ago, Saksham said:

I know LTT has said outright that they are not buying server space (AWS, azure etc) on the WAN show a while back for good reason. 

but, why not have your own servers, AND those other servers? you get better reliability and it will take a load off your server. 

this will also help distributing content overseas 

From my understanding of what they said on the WAN show is that Flowplane is renting rack space not servers.

So basically Flowplane physically owns the hardware but they don't own the physical space that hardware is located. (aka rack space).

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Thank you. I only asked because I was getting an absurdly high ping to the floatplane website and quite a low video quality, but it seems to be better now.

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