The server uses a global acceleration node. For domestic mobile networks, it routes through Japan, while for China Telecom and China Unicom, it routes through Hong Kong. The delay is typically around 10ms. The principle of Anycast is that a group of servers share the same IP address in the network. When a client A wants to access the backend service, its request will be routed to the server that is "logically closest" to A. This reduces latency, saves bandwidth, reduces webpage loading time, and improves availability.
Talk about the server routes of the blog.
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The blog server uses a global acceleration node, with domestic mobile users routed through Japan and telecom users routed through Hong Kong. The server group uses the Anycast principle, where multiple servers share the same IP address to reduce latency, save bandwidth, and improve website loading time and availability. The Ping effect of the webmaster tool is also mentioned.