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A Real World Example

Traffic Jam

Let's break peering down with a real world example:

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Your morning commute is:

 

- 30 miles from your driveway

- takes you on neighborhood streets,

local roads,

on and off the highway,

and through city streets

 

- you make 25 turns,

2 on/off ramps,

11 traffic lights,

and congestion on every road. 

 

Because of all the other cars on the road, the trip takes you

an hour and fifteen minutes!

(Any weekend, the trip would take about 35 minutes)

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The result is a frustrating trip that is filled with inefficiencies.

The complexities of the turns, other traffic,

and hazards makes the commute unsafe as well.  

WHAT IF THERE WAS A BETTER WAY?

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ENTER PEERING

Empty Road

If we built one road from your driveway directly to your office,

how would that affect:

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Latency?

​No extra distance - Spend less time on your commute

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Route inefficiencies?

​No Decisions to make - One road, no turns, no lights, no exits

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Security?

​Safer - No turns, no traffic, no distractions

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PEERING MAKES THIS HAPPEN!

 

Join DACS-IX and get this enhanced connectivity

to and from any other member of the same IX. 

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DACS-IX members get more benefits, 

as we are connected to even more IXP's

to drive more traffic via peering. â€‹

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