Servers
Country and ISP diversity are approximated by resolving IP addresses to a country code and an autonomous system. We process the capabilities and properties relays and bridges reported to directory authorities.
The following graph visualizes diversity of currently running relays in terms of their probability to be selected for circuits. Fast relays with at least 100 Mbit/s bandwidth capacity, and which therefore have a high probability of being selected for circuits, are represented by an onion; smaller relays are shown as a simple dot; and the slowest relays, which are almost never selected for circuits, are omitted entirely. Graphs in the "all relays" category use a relay's consensus weight as probability, whereas graphs in the "exits only" category use a value derived from a relay's consensus weight that resembles the probability of selecting that relay as exit node. All graphs support grouping relays by same autonomous system, contact information, country, or network family.
All relays: No group | Autonomous Systems | Contact | Country | Network family (/16)
Exits only: No group | Autonomous Systems | Contact | Country | Network family (/16)