Parsing Proxies

Parsing is a much more complicated process than it may seem at first glance. Ordinary data collection assumes many nuances in the process, which depend on parsing itself and the resources where the data is collected.

If you have chosen a foreign resource for parsing, you should, first of all, use a proxy with a GEO rotation. Restrictions may be applied to specific regions or countries or to the resource itself, available only within a particular territory and nowhere else. Parsing may also involve the processing of large amounts of information, in which case the stability and speed of the connection are essential. Working with foreign resources is possible only if the server and the I.P. used are close geographically.

Anonymity is no less critical. To avoid blocking and protect yourself and your data, consider proxies with high anonymity (at least they should be anonymous, and ideally - elite). It is best to give preference to individual or mobile proxies.

The IPv4 protocol will be enough to work. However, you can try to increase the data transfer rate and choose IPv6. Still, examine their main nuance - not all websites support the new protocol. The U.S. is the only country where it is widely used, and if it is a country of your interest and you need to increase the data processing speed, you can safely take IPv6.