sharktech: Simple evaluation of Chicago data center 10Gbps bandwidth unlimited traffic server

Want to know what the Shark Computer Room is like? How about the shark server? I want to know how effective the sharktech server is? Welcome to the third article in the Shark Computer Room Server Test series. This article will give you a brief test of the independent server in Sharktech Chicago Computer Room, with 10Gbps shared bandwidth and unlimited traffic.

Official website: https://sharktech.net

10Gbps bandwidth-unlimited traffic

Dedicated server, optional in the United States (Los Angeles, Denver), Netherlands (Amsterdam), 10Gbps bandwidth, (shared) unlimited traffic, comes with 5 IPv4, free 60Gbps DDoS defense.

All evaluations of the four major computer rooms:

Los Angeles: https:// /42836.html

Chicago: https:// /42914.html

Denver: https:// /43013.html

Netherlands: https:// /42878.html

The test server is a dual-channel e5-2670v2, 20 cores and 40 threads, clocked at 2.5GHz; 64G memory, a 2T HDD disk, the webmaster enables BBR, and the IP belongs to sharktech's own AS.

Looking at the results of the FIO test, it is still recommended that you get a smaller SSD as the system disk if necessary, and then use a cheap large HDD as the data disk.

speedtest's US node test can run 9400Mbps uplink and downlink bandwidth, and the mainland China node test China Unicom's uplink uplink and downlink 3800Mbps:

The test results of iperf3 are as follows. If you want to run at full bandwidth, you may want to buy an exclusive one:

The test file speed on the Guangzhou Telecom Chrome browser download server is as follows:

Packet receiving test:

Ping test data of more than 120 nodes in mainland China provided by ping.chinaz.com:

Outbound journey from mainland China: China Telecom uses NTT, China Unicom uses telia, China Mobile CMI connects to telia

On the return trip, to China Telecom, nodes in Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou: all are via Comcast

On the return trip, to China Unicom, the nodes are still Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou: the one to Shanghai and Guangzhou is Comcast, which cannot be seen in Beijing

The return trip, moving to mainland China, is basically telia:

Finally, Unix bench, here are the single-core running scores:

To summarize: outbound GTT, TELIA, return Comcast, TELIA, Chicago is a city in the middle of the United States. Compared with sharktech's Los Angeles computer room, there is still a big gap in accessing China Telecom, China Unicom and other lines. Doing website front-end, live broadcast, video streaming, etc. may not be ideal!

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