How much the mirrors.oiv.ae mirrors served to the public in the period you choose: per project, node, protocol and country. Package managers download over HTTPS (or plain HTTP); downstream mirrors pull with rsync, plain or over TLS.
Every node counts its own web server and rsync logs every 15 minutes. Times are Dubai time (GST, UTC+4). Only counts are published: no addresses, no file names. The default period is last night: from the end of yesterday's business hours to the start of today's.
Period –
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Served–in the period
Requests–HTTP requests + rsync sessions
Average rate–over the period
Busiest 15 minutes––
Countries––
Projects × protocols share of the total on the right
Projects × nodes which node served it
Nodes × protocols
Countries × protocols country of the client address
Countries × projects
Over time × protocols per hour
- Bytes are what the server sent: the file content over HTTP(S); over rsync the session's bytes sent, over rsync + TLS including the encryption. Units are binary (IEC): 1 KiB = 1024 bytes, 1 MiB = 1024 KiB, 1 GiB = 1024 MiB, 1 TiB = 1024 GiB. Rates are in bits per second, decimal (1 Mbit/s = 106 bit/s).
- Requests: one per HTTP request, one per rsync session (a module listing is not counted).
- HTTP(S): requests logged before 2026-10-20, when the web server did not yet record the scheme; HTTP/2 requests are counted as HTTPS.
- Crawlers: web requests from search engines, AI crawlers and other bots, recognised by their User-Agent (ClaudeBot, GPTBot, Googlebot, bingbot, …); they are counted here and not under HTTPS or HTTP. “Without crawlers” leaves them out of every table and total.
- other: this site's own pages and files (status, checksums, styles). Requests for unknown host names or the bare address count by their path like the main site.
- Local networks: clients with a private address (the local network of a node); Unknown: no country for the address.
- Monitoring probes are not counted. A transfer counts in the 15 minutes in which it ended (rsync: started).
- Countries: IP Geolocation by DB-IP (IP to Country Lite, CC BY 4.0).