
Hands-on with your own proxy IP repository
Building a proxy IP library is like building a reservoir, you have to dig a pool first and then bring in live water. We need to build our own management system, focusing onresource dispatchrespond in singingquality controlTwo pieces. For example, if you buy a dynamic residential package from ipipgo, you can't manually change the IP every time, right? This is when a management system comes in handy.
System Architecture Design Points
The whole system is divided into three layers:
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| Business Scheduling Layer | Decide which IP to work with
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| Resource Management Layer | Maintain IP pool status
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| Data Acquisition Layer | interface to ipipgo APIs
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Particular attention should be paid toSurvival Detection Module, it is recommended to sweep the IP pool every 5 minutes. Older drivers understand that some IPs may suddenly die violently, which has to be automatically replenished.
Core Functional Module Teardown
These are the features that are missing:
| Module name | Must-have index | Difficulty of realization |
|---|---|---|
| Automatic IP Extraction | ★★★★★ | moderate |
| Availability Testing | ★★★★★ | simpler |
| Traffic Statistics | ★★★★★ | intricate |
| black and white list | ★★★★★ | moderate |
Real-world building steps
1. First go to the official website of ipipgo to register for an account, it is recommended to choose theDynamic residential (standard)Packages, best value for money
2. Call the API to get IP resources (Python example):
import requests
def get_proxy(): api_url =
api_url = "https://api.ipipgo.com/getip"
params = {
"type": "dynamic_std",
"count": 10, "format": "json".
"format": "json"
}
resp = requests.get(api_url, params=params)
return [f"{ip}:{port}" for ip,port in resp.json()]
3. Use Redis for IP pool storage and set up two queues:
- Pending test queue (newly acquired IPs go here first)
- Available queues (quality IPs that pass inspection)
Maintenance Management Tips
Don't panic when it comes to these two situations:
① Suddenly a large number of IP failure → check the target site anti-climbing strategy
② Traffic consumption is too fast → Setting in ipipgo backendtraffic alert
Recommended to be automated in the early hours of each daya thorough cleaning, re-test the IPs used that day into the library.
Frequently Asked Questions QA
Q: Do I choose a dynamic or static package?
A: dynamic for data collection (cheap and large), static for account operation (stable and unchanging)
Q: What is the fastest way to deal with IP failure?
A: Set up in the management systemThree-tier failure mechanism: 5 minutes in the darkroom for the first failure, 30 minutes for the second failure, and kicked out of the pool for the third failure.
Q: Does it support Socks5 protocol?
A: ipipgo's full range of packages support HTTPS and Socks5, and the enterprise version also provides exclusive protocols
Saving Program Recommendations
Bosses who are too lazy to toss their own, go straight to the ipipgo tech team to get1v1 Customized Solutions. They can match different IP resources to business scenarios. for example:
- Web page collection: dynamic residential (standard) $7.67/GB
- Social Operations: $35/IP for static homes
- Enterprise applications: Dynamic Residential (Enterprise) $9.47/GB
Final note: Don't cram too many fancy features into your system, at the core it's just three words -Steady, accurate, fastIP management is more complicated than it is easy to roll over, don't you think?

