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基础设施

WorldIP.io 驱动系统的实时指标。

Global replication mesh

Regional hubs form a continuously-replicated backbone spanning three continents. Every point of presence rides in over its nearest hub.
Dallas Newark Los Angeles MiamiComing soon Gravelines Madrid Warsaw TokyoComing soon MumbaiComing soon São PauloComing soon Virginia Oregon Germany Singapore

Global Points of Presence

The physical fleet behind the scan network — scanner nodes and ClickHouse replicas across continents. Local replicas keep writes sub-millisecond and feed the global cluster.
10 locations
Vint Hill, Virginia United States
SCANNERCH REPLICA
Scanner node · continuous reverse-DNS scanning
Hillsboro, Oregon United States
SCANNERCH REPLICA
Scanner node · continuous reverse-DNS scanning
Dallas, Texas United States
SCANNER
Scanner node · continuous reverse-DNS scanning
Newark, New Jersey United States
SCANNER
Scanner node · continuous reverse-DNS scanning
Los Angeles United States
SCANNER
Scanner node · continuous reverse-DNS scanning
Gravelines France
SCANNER
Scanner node · continuous reverse-DNS scanning
Berlin Germany
SCANNERCH REPLICA
Scanner node · continuous reverse-DNS scanning
Madrid Spain
CH REPLICA
Read replica · serves analytical queries close to the data
Warsaw Poland
SCANNER
Scanner node · continuous reverse-DNS scanning
Singapore Singapore
SCANNER
Scanner node · continuous reverse-DNS scanning
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Stack versions

IPv4 scanner
4.0.0
IPv6 scanner BETA
0.2.5
Website
5.19.0
ClickHouse schema
2.2.0
Infra
1.10.0
Docs
1.0.24
Released 2026-07-18 06:20:40 UTC · commit 0037540 · branch scanner-2.0-beta

Frequently Asked Questions

How often does the data on this page update?

The live counters refresh every 15 minutes straight from the scanner fleet and the ClickHouse cluster. The underlying IPv4 allocation database refreshes weekly — Tuesdays at 04:00 UTC — from MaxMind GeoLite2 and the RIR delegation files.

How does WorldIP.io scan the entire IPv4 address space?

A fleet of scanner nodes across North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific each runs an independent, continuous reverse-DNS (PTR) scan over its own slice of the allocated space. Results stream into a globally replicated ClickHouse cluster, so every region writes close to home while the whole dataset stays queryable in real time.

Do you connect to or probe the addresses you scan?

No. We only issue standard DNS PTR queries against the .in-addr.arpa zones — the same public lookups any recursive resolver performs. No ports are scanned and no connection is made to the addresses themselves.

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