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What are some interesting things to do with anycast?

As the title says. A few providers offer anycast and I want to do something cool with it, but apart from DNS or a basic web server I don't really have any ideas. Does anyone else?

I know one thing you can do is watch ping reply routing to detect if someone else is using anycast. But that doesn't seem that interesting. We mostly know who's using it.

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  • yoursunnyyoursunny Member, IPv6 Advocate

    Experiment with QUIC connection migration.

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  • I would imagine anycast will be very useful anywhere where you need a fail-over approach like file storage, CDN etc.

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  • @JohnFilch123 said:
    I would imagine anycast will be very useful anywhere where you need a fail-over approach like file storage, CDN etc.

    No, provider-level anycast generally can't withdraw an individual IP from a location just because that server is down.

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