Simple evaluation of the ECS with 1Gbps bandwidth of the arkecx Taiwan data center

arkecx It has its own data center in Taipei, Taiwan Province, and recently added Taiwan ECS Business, many people see Taiwan ECS and Taiwan vps and ask the webmaster how this works? Is the route directly connected? Is it fast? I can't answer such questions one by one. It's very troublesome. Here, a simple evaluation is written directly, and the data is only for reference.

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The CPU model is unknown, and the main frequency is 2.9GHz. Zenlayer's own IP broadcast was in the past, and the current I/O is about 402MB/S:

FIO retests the read and write data:

Speedtest.net runs the uplink and downlink bandwidth at different nodes of the three networks in China to see how much it can reach? From the test data, it is at least 3Gbps. Is that too much to say?

Let's take a look at the effect of the explosion of the backbone network in the evening peak:

Take a look at the test data of some nodes in the United States, Europe, Asia and Africa:

Let's see the test results of nodes in Asia:

IPerf3 runs several well-known nodes in Europe and the United States. Let's have a general look:

Guangzhou Telecom directly downloaded the files stored on the test chicken with the browser. The approximate speed is:

Take a look at the download speed of the evening peak to make a comparison:

At the evening peak, the download speed of Chengdu Unicom is awesome, isn't it?

Evening peak, Hubei Shiyan Telecom, download speed:

For the delay monitoring of multiple nodes in China, can we roughly guess that the route of the telecom is bypassed?

Telecom went to the United States:

China Unicom, direct connection to the Chinese machine room:

Mobile destination, CMI direct connection:

Return trip to China Telecom: from Taiwan to Los Angeles and back

Return trip to China Unicom: China direct connection to China Unicom backbone

Return trip to the mainland: China directly connects to Hong Kong Mobile and then comes back, basically equivalent to direct connection

Some cross region streaming media unlocking test results:

Some streaming media unlocking tests in Taiwan:

Let's take a look at the specific data of server performance test parameters:

To sum up:

The overall performance of the server is pretty good, I/O, CPU, etc. are OK... nothing to worry about;

Network:

The travel and return of China Telecom have bypassed the United States, resulting in poor speed, which is equivalent to an American VPS;

China Unicom and China Mobile are all directly connected lines, which are very fast!

The webmaster has given feedback to the official. Let's wait for the official to deal with the routing problem of telecom!