Cloud Proxy: Cloud Server-based Elastic IP Pool Management Solution

When IP blocking is an everyday occurrence, how does a cloud proxy really work?

Do data capture colleagues recently met and greeted have become "today your IP was blocked a few?". This is just like the willow flakes in Beijing in spring, which can't be prevented. The traditional stand-alone fixed IP is like a log bridge, blocking a half-day stoppage. At this timeCloud Proxy + Elastic IP PoolThe combination of punches that ripped a hole right through this predicament.

Elastic IP pooling is not a metaphysics, it's a math problem

To put it bluntly, it's a bunch of IP addresses that are always on standby. Assuming you have 100 cloud servers, each with 50 virtual IPs, you could theoretically save up to 5,000 usable IPs, but in practice you'd have to do the math!(med.) recovery raterespond in singingSwitching Costs, a reference table is given here:

Where is ipipgo's program ruthless?

I've tested more than twenty proxy services on the market and finally locked ipipgo for three reasons:

1. His IP pool isdynamic mixing of dialing (e.g. of radio waves)If the IP address is changed automatically for each request, it saves the time consuming switching of 30% compared with the traditional API IP mode.
2. have anIP Health Scoring SystemThis feature is especially life-saving when doing cross-border e-commerce data, as it automatically eliminates IPs tagged by target websites.
3. Support for hourly billing, do short intensive tasks can save half the budget, such as double eleven during the real-time price comparison

Three Steps to Build an Anti-Blocking IP Pool

Don't be intimidated by the terminology, in practice it's easier than cooking instant noodles:

1. Open an ipipgo consoleExample of an Elastic IP PoolSelected geographic distribution (recommended location of target web server)
2. Set up trigger rules, such as response time over 3 seconds to automatically switch IP, status code 403 immediately pull the black IP
3. Access their SDK in the code, focusing on this Python example:

import ipipgo
proxy = ipipgo.ProxyPool(
    region='us-west', strategy='smart_rotate'
    strategy='smart_rotate'
)
response = proxy.get('https://target.com', retry=3)

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is a larger IP pool better?
A: Big mistake! 100 quality IPs work better than 1000 junk IPs. It is recommended that you first look at the background of ipipgo to see the target site's blocking threshold, such as certain sites are blocked for more than 50 requests per hour, then the pool to maintain 80-100 IP enough!

Q: Are residential IPs more reliable than server room IPs?
A: Look at the scenario! To do social data you have to use residential IPs, but they are 3x more expensive. If you do merchandise data capture, go with ipipgo'sHybrid Server Room IPThe cost is cut in half and the survival rate remains above 85%.

Q: Why am I still blocked even though I switched my IP?
A: Check three places: 1. whether the device fingerprint in the request header is consistent 2. whether the access interval is regular 3. whether the human verification is triggered. It is recommended to turn on ipipgo'santhropomorphization of flowsFeature to automatically add random delays and mouse tracks

Tell the truth.

Used seven or eight agent service providers, the last long-term use of ipipgo on the figure of a real. His technical customer service can speak directly to people, the last time we have a cross-border e-commerce project IP was blocked misery, their engineers directly to do aUA camouflage templateThis kind of grounded solution is much stronger than those who only dump technical terms.

Recently found out they have anotherIP warm-up functionQuite interesting, for especially difficult to get the site, the first low-frequency request to raise IP reputation, which is particularly useful in climbing the recruitment site data. To say that the shortcomings of it, is that the background statistical charts are sometimes slow to load, but people 24 hours online work order response is to make up for this small defect.