Refresh database size tables and add tables for four new databases

[dhogan8]

Summary

One-time refresh of the database size tables, plus new tables for four databases that lacked them.

• 8 stale tables refreshed to a May to August 2026 window (from=now-90d, 2026-05-23 → 2026-08-21): city-and-country (including the GeoLite City and GeoLite Country rows), enterprise, isp, asn, anonymous-ip, connection-type, domain, anonymous-plus.
• 4 new tables added in a ## Database Sizes section between ## Example Files and ## Database Changes: ip-risk, static-ip-score, user-count, residential-proxy.
• Residential Proxy had a stable 90 days of data, so it got a table (not skipped).
• GeoLite needed no new page — its rows live inside the city-and-country and asn tables, which were already on the refresh list.

Method

Values come from the Grafana database-size and network-count dashboards over from=now-90d. Per the documented process: CSV figures sum the IPv4 and IPv6 sizes per build, then take min/max; network counts rounded to the nearest thousand; file sizes to three significant figures. Values ≥ 1000 MB are shown in GB, matching the existing Enterprise row.

Please verify before merge

Second-reviewer check of the published numbers against the dashboards (this process previously shipped transposed ranges and a wrong CSV figure, so a second set of eyes is required).

Page	CSV	MMDB	IPv4	IPv6
GeoIP City	672 MB – 767 MB	112 MB – 127 MB	6,176,000 – 7,635,000	3,914,000 – 4,077,000
GeoIP Country	43.6 MB – 48.0 MB	8.60 MB – 9.23 MB	559,000 – 585,000	522,000 – 600,000
GeoLite City	308 MB – 385 MB	43.9 MB – 66.9 MB	3,102,000 – 3,797,000	1,674,000 – 2,095,000
GeoLite Country	44.0 MB – 52.2 MB	8.61 MB – 9.69 MB	561,000 – 592,000	530,000 – 684,000
GeoIP Enterprise	1.12 GB – 1.27 GB	339 MB – 401 MB	7,877,000 – 9,470,000	4,699,000 – 4,888,000
GeoIP ISP	135 MB – 142 MB	19.8 MB – 20.3 MB	944,000 – 969,000	593,000 – 656,000
GeoLite ASN	55.7 MB – 58.8 MB	12.0 MB – 12.4 MB	660,000 – 676,000	425,000 – 468,000
GeoIP Anonymous IP	4.05 MB – 5.09 MB	2.42 MB – 2.77 MB	133,000 – 166,000	30,000 – 38,000
GeoIP Connection Type	47.6 MB – 62.3 MB	12.8 MB – 16.1 MB	1,106,000 – 1,667,000	556,000 – 582,000
GeoIP Domain	21.1 MB – 22.6 MB	11.7 MB – 13.0 MB	554,000 – 598,000	156,000 – 170,000
GeoIP Anonymous Plus	509 MB – 751 MB	348 MB – 471 MB	13,928,000 – 20,465,000	210,000 – 311,000
GeoIP IP Risk (new)	748 MB – 976 MB	584 MB – 645 MB	19,530,000 – 24,682,000	796,000 – 7,370,000
GeoIP Static IP Score (new)	47.5 MB – 53.8 MB	14.2 MB – 16.0 MB	1,425,000 – 1,719,000	545,000 – 563,000
GeoIP User Count (new)	5.60 GB – 6.91 GB	1.65 GB – 1.99 GB	146,984,000 – 166,267,000	57,738,000 – 86,092,000
GeoIP Residential Proxy (new)	3.71 GB – 3.91 GB	3.15 GB – 3.41 GB	61,942,000 – 67,626,000	24,877,000 – 29,297,000

Reviewer notes

• Big movers (explainable, ~20-month gap): ISP and GeoLite ASN CSV roughly doubled on large IPv6 growth; Connection Type IPv6 ~2.6×; Anonymous Plus grew sharply with wide ranges (newest DB). Size growth tracks network growth in each case.
• Confirmed high-variance series (checked in the dashboards, left as-is): IP Risk IPv6 (796K–7.37M) and User Count IPv6 (57.7M–86.1M).
• GeoLite City MMDB has a wide intra-window spread (43.9–66.9 MB) — worth a glance.

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[mm-jpoole]

Phew, that was tedious. I confirmed all values.

I saw some variance on the CSV sizes, but that's all down to how you sum + min/max and the fact that some v4 vs v6 files had a vastly different row count (e.g. user count). There is no single "right way" to do this and everything I saw made sense to me and I could tell how you got the values.