Which VPS needed for 100+ anti-detect profiles?
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imposibles
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- Apr 18, 2023
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i think yes it will be enough
@lucky.sparks your thoughts?
Ashk881
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At 64 gigs of ram, is it even worth getting a vps anymore?
And it has nothing to do with the number of profiles you have. Profiles are just files and text stored in a folder that your anti-detect browser loads everytime you start a session. It's about how many profiles you are running simultaneously at once and not how many profiles you have.
If you are running just 3 or 4 browsers at once and have 10,000 different profiles. Even a small 4gig vps would do. If you are running hundreds or thousands of profiles however you are gonna need a lot of vps'es with 64gigs of ram each.
kavo
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- Oct 22, 2022
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When you open so many profiles you might be limited your CPU actually?
I was testing selenium with 30 Chrome instances opened at once on my 64GB Ryzen 3900x 24-thread system a couple of weeks ago.
It only consumes about 12-20GB of RAM, but man the CPU is suffering hard.
Though, I was not using headless, so I assume it could actually withstand up to 60-80 of them.
I was testing selenium with 30 Chrome instances opened at once on my 64GB Ryzen 3900x 24-thread system a couple of weeks ago.
It only consumes about 12-20GB of RAM, but man the CPU is suffering hard.
Though, I was not using headless, so I assume it could actually withstand up to 60-80 of them.
Ashk881
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Chrome will naturally hit 100% cpu-usage often because of the network activity involved with running multiple profiles (proxies, frequent SSL encryption/decryption, loading/unloading profiles etc) but that shouldn't happen all the time.
Maybe check what's causing this. Press Shift+Esc to open chrome's resource manager and see what's causing the high cpu usage.
This is why you should be running on dedicated servers anyways. On those you don't need to worry about 24/7 100% cpu usage.
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cpu will be your bottleneck, not ram.
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Most of what you listed is IO and isnt causing high cpu usage, e.g. waiting on network response isnt something that will cause high cpu usage.
WebsiteDesignAgency
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If it's CPU intensive most providers won't like it when you use their VPS with shared cores. Check for a VPS with dedicated cores or a Dedicated server.
Another option is if you have your own hardware is to rent a cheap VPS with a VPN and connect through that.
Another option is if you have your own hardware is to rent a cheap VPS with a VPN and connect through that.
AlexAkimbo
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True. But still can cause random issues like timeouts, etc. on random profiles when CPU spikes. Good/proper error handling must be in place to cover all possible scenarios.
zakservers
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Actually beside the RAM you would really need a fast and more cores CPU too, I would recommend a fully dedicated server with a minimum of 18 cores for this, still depends how much load gets on the CPU, as you can monitor the stats and then choose accordingly but do not go for a VPS with this setup, try to get a fully dedicated server, as then you have a whole hardware only working for you.