New version of DIYVM Hong Kong ECS speed performance test Telecom CN2 network KVM architecture NVMe hard disk

DIYVM Hong Kong ECS is one of the many ECS Lao Zuo has been using. Of course, I use their old XEN architecture SSD SSD. Today, Lao Zuo logged in to the background and saw that the interface was replaced with a new cloud management panel. Moreover, Hong Kong ECS uses NVMe hard disk and a new KVM architecture. At least the hardware and configuration are improved. An old machine in hand here is about to expire, so a new machine with new architecture will be opened for replacement.

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Here is a basic 2GB memory 5M bandwidth configuration. Here we are going to test it through this article.

First, we use the test nodes of the whole network to test the IP, and randomly test the nodes. It can be seen that the network is still stable. The ping value is still low.

We can see the telecommunication journey CN2.

Here we can see random upload and download speed measurement.

Here we randomly test that the telecom backhaul is also 59.43 nodes.