In our previous post, we covered the use cases for Astro proxies – now let's break down our rotation modes.
The external proxy IP changes according to the selected mode:
1. On a timer.
The IP rotates automatically at a defined interval (from 1 minute).
2. A new IP address for each new connection.
Each new connection receives a new IP address.
3. Manual IP rotation via link or dashboard button.
Link-based control is also available through the API.
What's important to know about Astro proxy rotation:
🔹 one port supports up to 250 concurrent TCP connections;
🔹 rotation rules are set when the port is created, but can be modified anytime by editing the port settings.
👍 – Tell me more about timer-based rotation
🔥 – How to rotate IPs via a link?
💯 – All of the above!
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ASTRO [ENG] Astro's dynamic IPs are designed for the following use cases: 🔸 Scraping & automation This workload requires frequent rotation: distributing requests across multiple IPs reduces the risk of rate limits and restrictions from target resources. 🔸 Account management…

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