cloudsilk: A simple evaluation of the VPS that forces the three networks to connect to the high-end AS9929 network, and it can fly during the evening peak hours - without explosion

cloudsilk (formerly idc.best, currently accessible) has launched a high-end triple-network China Unicom AS9929 line VPS in the computer room in San Jose on the West Coast of the United States. A single VPS defaults to 500Mbps bandwidth, and has its own BGP for overseas backhaul. Triple-network is mandatory by default. AS9929 ensures fast access to mainland China and no lag during evening peak hours.

Official website: https://cloudsilk.io/

San Jose computer room in the United States, 500Mbps bandwidth, mandatory three-network backhaul via China Unicom AS9929, comes with an IPv4

The server's CPU is a dual-channel e5-2650v4 (clocked at 2.2GHz). The webmaster got this VPS with a minimum of 512M of memory. The hard disk I/O is about 238MB/S, and he turned on BBR:

FIO tests hard disk read and write:

Use speedtest.net during leisure time during the day to test how much the uplink and downlink bandwidth of the three mainland networks can run. From the test, basically 500Mbps is no problem, and the server default may be 10Gbps:

The following is the effect during the backbone network explosion during the evening peak:

Test results of other nodes in Asia:

iperf3 running in Europe and the United States:

The files stored on the test VPS were directly downloaded by Guangzhou Telecom using Chrome. During the evening peak period, the speed was 10.2MB/S, which corresponds to roughly 10W+ for watching a certain 2B video:

The effect of leisure time during the day, 16.8M/S:

The ping data tested on 80 nodes of the three networks in mainland China are as follows:

For the outgoing China Telecom service, take CN2:

For China Unicom's outbound journey, the backbone is connected to AS9929, which is AS10099 internationally. The standard AS9929 method is:

Moving the outbound route, the Guangdong export is transferred to China Unicom's backbone and then takes AS9929...

Return to China Telecom: Due to the inaccurate AS number, 162.219.85. Transfer to AS9929

Return to China Unicom: same as China Telecom

Return, mobile to mainland China: same as Telecom

The last Unix bench, the score was very good:

To summarize:

The outbound journey is well optimized. The three networks on the return journey are all standard China Unicom AS9929. Even in the evening peak telecom network test, the webmaster can run more than 10MB/S, so whether it is used to build a website or do other things Everything should be very easy!

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