gcoreHow about vps?Gcore India machine roomWhat about?Gcore India vpsWhat about?Gcore's Indian vps are deployed in Mumbai. By default, they use KVM virtualization, pure SSD raid10 arrays, 50Mbps~100Mbps bandwidth, and support Linux and Windows operating systems. Because India is about to have the world's first population, it is a potential huge market. It is a good choice to deploy your business in India. Then you can refer to gcore's Indian vps.This article will show you the actual situation of gcore's Indian vps, and the evaluation data is only for reference!
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The CPU model is unknown, but the main frequency is about 2.4GHz. The webmaster has enabled BBR, gcore's own AS number, and the current hard disk I/O is about 222MB/S:
The approximate data of FIO test are as follows:
The minimum configuration is selected for the test here. The default bandwidth is 50Mbps. We use the domestic nodes of speedtest to run around. The approximate data is as follows:
The backbone network will be blocked in the evening peak. Let's see the actual effect of the evening peak:
Some international node test data of speedtest:
The nodes in Asia of speedtest are as follows:
The iperf3 tests the effects of several European and American nodes:
IPerf3 test data for IPv6 environment:
The files stored on the test chicken can be downloaded directly from the home bandwidth browser of Guangzhou Telecom at the following speed:
In the evening peak, when the backbone network is blocked, see the effect:
Delay test data of domestic three networks and multiple nodes:
Telecom journey: directly connect to the telecom node in San Jose, the United States, and then take TATA to India
China Unicom's journey: directly connect to China Unicom's Frankfurt node in Germany and then take TATA to India via Britain
Mobile: CMI in Hong Kong, NTT, TATA to Singapore and India
Telecom return trip: take tata directly to Japan, then go to San Jose/Los Angeles, USA, and directly return from the telecom node in San Jose/Los Angeles
Unicom return:
Beijing direction: take TATA, pass through Singapore, and directly return from Unicom Singapore node
Shanghai/Guangzhou direction: take TATA to return home via Singapore, international route
Move backhaul:
Beijing direction: India goes to Britain via Airtel, and directly returns home from the mobile London node
Shanghai direction: take tata to Singapore, transfer NTT to Hong Kong, and directly connect to the mainland from the mobile Hong Kong node
Guangzhou direction: take Airtel to London, England, transfer to linx.net, and then return to domestic and international routes
Tiktok unlocking: failed
Some cross region streaming media unlocking test results:
VPS performance test, some test data results:
To sum up:
At present, the CPU of the server runs well, and the hard disk I/O may be tested at different times with different effects (the worst is 222MB/S);
In terms of network, it is basically regarded as a conventional international VPS that bypasses the international routes of Europe or the United States. There is no route optimization. Although some of them come from Singapore, there are still too few to offset most of the poor routes.
