Casbay Malaysia VPS ECS evaluation (unlimited traffic/network surprises/unlock TikTok)

How about casbay ? Casbay Malaysia vps What about? Casbay Malaysia ECS What about? casbay It is a Malaysian server merchant with a history of more than ten years. It focuses on independent server, cloud server and VPS services of Malaysian data center, with a default bandwidth of 100M and unlimited traffic. In addition, there are services available from Singapore data center. This article brings you the Malaysian vps evaluation of casbay, and the measured data is for reference only!

Official website: https://www.casbay.com/

Malaysia VPS

KVM virtual, pure SSD array, 100Mbps bandwidth, unlimited traffic, with an IPv4

Malaysia ECS

KVM virtual, pure SSD array, 100Mbps bandwidth, unlimited traffic, with an IPv4

Judging from the VPS obtained, it is speculated that the CPU model is probably after the virtualization of the e5-26XX series, with the main frequency of 2.6GHz, the webmaster has enabled BBR, the AS of gigabit hosting, and the current hard disk I/O is about 443MB/S:

FIO test hard disk read-write, approximate data:

Officially, the bandwidth is 100Mbps, and there is no limit on traffic. Let's use speedtest.net to run around the domestic three network nodes to see how much can be flushed up and down? The approximate data are as follows:

In the same test, let's look at the effect of the backbone congestion period in the late peak:

Continue to run the international nodes of speedtest as follows:

Speedtest node test effect in Asia:

Look at the data of several European and American nodes tested by iperf3:

For the files stored on the test chicken, Guangzhou Telecom's home bandwidth directly uses the browser to download the speed measurement files, roughly as follows:

Then compare the download effect during the backbone network burst in the next evening peak time:

Evening peak, Sichuan Meishan Unicom, download speed:

Evening peak, Hubei Shiyan Telecom, download speed:

Delay test data of domestic three networks and multiple nodes:

Telecom journey: directly connect to the US San Jose node of Telecom and then take TATA back to Singapore to Malaysia

China Unicom: NTT, Tokyo, Japan, Singapore and Malaysia

Mobile journey: CMI, Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia

Telecom return: route from Malaysia, Telecom Singapore node, Telecom Hong Kong CTG, and CN2 back to the mainland

Unicom backhaul: completely consistent with the backhaul of Telecom

Mobile return: NTT from Malaysia to Hong Kong and back

Tiktok streaming media unlocking: Malaysia

Partial cross region streaming media unlocking test:

VPS performance test, some test results:

To sum up:

At present, the VPS performance is good. The single core performance and hard disk I/O are both good;

In terms of network, China Telecom and China Unicom went back to CN2 (the official did not write CN2, there was no guarantee, but it was just tested). China Mobile went back to the mainland via NTT via Hong Kong (China Mobile Asia is good). At present, the return trips of the three networks are quite good. This is the Malaysian vps I have seen that the network is quite reliable for Chinese customers.