Webtunnel & middle relay VPS and domain limitation clarification

[yummy_onion]

• Are WebTunnel bridges and middle relays limited to one of either per virtual private server (because of the single IP used per VPS)?
• How many of each (bridges and relays) can be used per domain or subdomain?
• Are there any drawbacks to hosting both WebTunnel bridges and middle relays with one domain or subdomain (different VPS providers)?

[atari]

@yummy_onion

Are WebTunnel bridges and middle relays limited to one of either per virtual private server (because of the single IP used per VPS)?

If you have only one IP per VPS, yes. You can run multiple relays on a single IP but not bridges.
A bridge should always have a dedicated IP on its own. The more they are unrelated the better. So not in the same /24 would be preferable. Not sharing the same subnet at all would be even better…

@yummy_onion

How many of each (bridges and relays) can be used per domain or subdomain?

You do not need a domain for a relay. If you use a domain for a relay, imho it should not be related to any bridge you are running.
Bridges should also not share domains with each other, because this makes it easier to censor.

@yummy_onion

Are there any drawbacks to hosting both WebTunnel bridges and middle relays with one domain or subdomain (different VPS providers)?

Yes, see answers above. Create cheap domains somewhere for WebTunnel, they will burn at some point anyhow. One year contracts are usually cheap to acquire. Change IP and domain after that year or earlier if they are burned.