Kuaiyun Technology: Evaluation of cloud server for two-way cn2 lines of Hong Kong's three networks as low as 30 yuan/month

Kuaiyun Technology mainly operates cloud servers (Hong Kong, Chengdu, Deyang, Ya'an Telecom, cluster storage, single machine 100G high defense, free anti-CC, no traffic restrictions, automatic whitelisting), independent servers (Chengdu, Deyang, Ya'an) , Hong Kong, the United States (including station groups), Japan). Currently, Hong Kong's CN2+BGP line cloud servers are offering special offers, as low as 30 yuan/month...

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The webmaster got a cloud server and is going to give everyone an evaluation. The data shared is for reference only! The specific model has not been announced after the CPU virtualization. The main frequency is approximately 2.2GHz, 4G memory, 4 cores, 20G hard disk, the IP is broadcast, and the hard disk I/O is approximately 177MB/S:

FIO test:

First of all, let me explain that the cloud server has a shared bandwidth of 20Mbps. Here we use the mainland China node of speedtest.net to test the bandwidth. We will see that the mainland node can roughly run up to 11Mbps, and the downlink bandwidth is basically 20Mbps: < /p>

speedtest.net Other node tests in Asia:

The effect of running iperf3 in Europe and America:

, enable BBR for the server, Guangzhou Telecom, Chrome download speed is roughly 2.2MB/S, which means that the webmaster can run the full bandwidth of the cloud server during the test. Maybe not many people use it at this time: < /p>

Let’s give you a Unix bench score:

Many people pay attention to the ping effect of related machines. The test results of more than 80 nodes in mainland China provided by ping.chinaz.com are as follows:

Telecom, the outbound route is via CN2:

Direct connection to China Unicom’s outbound backbone:

Mobile outbound journey via CMI:

Return to China Telecom:

All use China Telecom’s CN2 link

Return to China Unicom:

Take Telecom’s CN2 link back

Return, move to the mainland:

Take the mobile link back

To summarize: for the return trip, the three networks use CN2; for the outbound trip, China Telecom and China Unicom both use CN2, and China Mobile uses CMI; this means that it is basically a two-way trip for the three networks.

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