Simple evaluation of virtono-1G memory KVM/Romania/unlimited/VPS

virtono is a VPS merchant registered in the United States that was established less than a year ago. It focuses on Romania computer rooms, and of course also German computer rooms. VPS is based on KVM virtualization. The normal limit is 100M, if you have higher requirements. If so, you can spend money to upgrade to 1000M unlimited! Previously, virtono had a sub-brand called shockvps (which sold VPS based on openvz), but the official estimate was to highlight the brand and focus on canceling the sub-brand's VPS. I wrote this article two weeks ago, but I kept it in drafts and forgot to publish it. Now let’s take a brief look at the general evaluation of virtono:

1G memory, debian7 64-bit system, memory usage after default boot:

Each VPS has two cores, E5520 CPU, clocked at 2.27Ghz:

Hard disk, nothing to say:

The default is 100M unlimited, which is really a 100M port:

To test the speed, try downloading the file from linode.com’s computer room in London, England:

To test the speed, try downloading the file from linode.com’s computer room in Tokyo, Japan:

To test the speed, try downloading the file from linode.com’s computer room in California, USA:

The I/O of the hard disk feels very average. Due to the time of the test, it should be during the peak period:

Run a script to see the overall situation:

The UNIX bench mark is released below:

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