Tencent Cloud lightweight application server website construction test in mainland China in 2023: How is the performance? How is the stability? How is the speed?

Because of its “lightweight” name, Tencent Cloud Lightweight Application Host may seem like a bad performer and cannot be used for building websites. However, in fact, this website has been using Tencent Cloud Lightweight Application Host to build websites, and the experience is very good. , today I will share the latest lightweight application host website building experience of Tencent Cloud Shanghai Data Center in 2023 to see how large a website can be driven by the lightweight of 4-core 4G.

1. Introduction to the plan

Product address: https://curl.qcloud.com/K7n7Q0JS

Tencent Cloud Light Application Host is a new product line launched by Tencent Cloud in May 2020. It benchmarks against Alibaba Cloud Light Application Host and provides full-process one-stop services for application deployment, configuration and management. At first, there were only overseas data centers (Hong Kong, Singapore, the United States, etc.), and later data centers in mainland China (Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Nanjing, Chengdu, etc.) were added. The characteristics are relatively large bandwidth, limited traffic, and cheaper than CVM hosts. a lot of.

Although Tencent Cloud Light Application Host has "lightweight" in its name, it actually does not limit performance. All packages are 100% CPU performance, and the configuration provided is sufficient for building a website. This site has also compared Tencent before. Cloud lightweight application host and CVM host, and shared some limitations of lightweight application host:

• "Tencent Cloud Lightweight Application Host Usage Limitations"
• "What is the difference between Tencent Cloud lightweight application host and cloud host?" 》

In addition, Tencent Cloud lightweight application host mainland China data center is currently the main package promoted by Tencent Cloud. Basically, all activities have flash sale configurations, and the price/performance ratio is very good: https://curl.qcloud.com /9ifAx94l

2. Overall evaluation

Today’s evaluation is a 4-core 4G8M Tencent Cloud lightweight application host Shanghai data center. Let’s take a look at the bench test results first. The IO is around 300MB/s, the upload speed is limited to 8Mbps, and the download speed is limited to 100Mbps:

3. Performance test

In fact, everyone buys Tencent Cloud China's lightweight application host basically for building websites, so here I will give you an intuitive look at this 4-core 4G8M Tencent Cloud lightweight application service running with a daily average IP of 3000 What will the left and right websites look like?

The following is the resource monitor of Tencent Cloud backend. You can see that the resources are more than enough: the maximum CPU does not exceed 41%, and the average is less than 30%. The memory is also very free, with an average of less than 40%. The bandwidth is also sufficient. The reason for the several peaks is that this machine automatically performs backup tasks every night, which consumes a relatively large amount of bandwidth:

4. Website building speed test

As for the website building speed of Tencent Cloud's lightweight application host, let's first look at the delay in mainland China. Telecom, China Mobile, and China Unicom are all within 30 milliseconds:

Route Number of nodes Fastest node slowest node average response

All	223	Shanghai (Tencent Cloud-Lightweight) 0.3 milliseconds	Guangdong Shenzhen (Mobile) 187.7 milliseconds	26.4 milliseconds
China Unicom Route	31	Jiangsu Yangzhou (China Unicom) 8.0 milliseconds	Jilin Yanbian (China Unicom) 46.5 milliseconds	25.6 milliseconds
Telecom routes	88	Shanghai (Tianyi Cloud District 4) 5.6 milliseconds	Urumqi, Xinjiang (Tianyi Cloud) 68.8 milliseconds	26.2 milliseconds
Move route	42	Shanghai (Mobile Cloud) 4.9 milliseconds	Kunming, Yunnan (Mobile Cloud) 45.0 milliseconds	26.6 milliseconds
Northeast Region	17	Jilin Jilin City (China Unicom) 37.1 milliseconds	Heilongjiang Harbin (Telecom-xf) 50.6 milliseconds	42.6 milliseconds
North China	33	Tianjin (China Unicom) 19.9 milliseconds	Beijing (Baidu Cloud) 34.8 milliseconds	27.5 milliseconds
Northwestern Region	10	Shaanxi Xi'an (China Unicom) 27.3 milliseconds	Urumqi, Xinjiang (Tianyi Cloud) 68.8 milliseconds	37.4 milliseconds
Southwestern Region	31	Hubei Shiyan (Telecom-uvidc.com) 27.6 milliseconds	Tibet Lhasa (Tianyi Cloud) 59.7 milliseconds	36.9 milliseconds
Central China	18	Hubei Wuhan (Baidu Cloud) 16.4 milliseconds	Hubei Xiangyang (Mobile Cloud) 29.0 milliseconds	21.9 milliseconds
East China	89	Shanghai (Tencent Cloud-Lightweight) 0.3 milliseconds	Shanghai (China Unicom-xf) 62.6 milliseconds	14.8 milliseconds
Southern China	25	Guangzhou, Guangdong (Tencent Cloud-Lightweight) 29.2 milliseconds	Guangdong Shenzhen (Mobile) 187.7 milliseconds	41.0 milliseconds

Look at the website access speed, the average is within 1s:

The above are the actual test results of the website construction of Tencent Cloud China Mainland Light Application Host (Shanghai Data Center) shared by this site. In general: there is no limit to the performance, and there is no pressure at all to run a website with an average daily IP of several thousand. , data center in mainland China, with low latency and fast access speed, but the bandwidth is generally not large, so it is not suitable for websites with many pictures. If you have a lot of pictures, it is better to use CDN.

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