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30/07/202664082 vistas

Since dedicated IP addresses and bandwidth are expensive, WebCal uses a shared bandwidth solution within the same region to reduce your instance costs and provide a more flexible user experience. Network bandwidth and traffic are not billed separately for each instance. Bandwidth in a region is approximately 1–2 Gbps, with equal upload and download speeds.

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