totyun: A simple evaluation of Cambodia’s CN2 VPS, China Telecom’s two-way CN2, China Unicom and China Mobile are also well optimized.

Totyun has already launched the Cambodian vps in the Cambodian computer room as early as September this year. It is connected to the Cambodian cn2 line (cn2+bgp), which should have good results. We have been putting it off until today before we thought of doing a review for everyone... No more nonsense, the data is as follows, for reference only!

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VPS features: KVM virtualization, pure SSD array, no traffic restrictions, comes with an IPv4

I turned on the highest configuration, and I was too lazy to mount the hard disk, so I used the default one; by the way, I turned on BBR, and the hard disk I/O was about 148MB/S:

Detailed reading and writing of the hard disk under the FIO test, the data is as follows:

The default bandwidth is 20Mbps. Let’s see what it can run in mainland China. Pay attention to the upstream and downstream links. The picture below shows the speedtest’s three network nodes in mainland China. The test time is required. Basically, it will run no problem:

Evening peak period data:

Except for mainland China, the results of test nodes in other Asian regions are as follows:

The following are the results of the European and American iperf3 tests:

The webmaster of the files stored on the test VPS is Guangzhou Telecom, and the download speed is approximately 2.1MB/S:

Evening peak download comparison data:

The ping data test results of approximately 80 nodes in mainland China are as follows:

For the outbound journey of China Telecom, take CN2:

For the outbound journey of China Unicom, the backbone network directly connects to Hong Kong and then to Cambodia:

Move the outbound journey, transfer from Hong Kong CMI to Hong Kong PCCW and then go to Cambodia:

Return to Mainland China Telecom: After arriving in Hong Kong from Cambodia, take CN2 back

Return to China Unicom: Cambodia to Hong Kong Unicom node and then directly connected back

Return to mobile in mainland China: From Cambodia, I want to transfer NTT to the Hong Kong mobile node and connect directly back

Finally the Unix bench:

To summarize:

On the outbound journey, the movement is a bit awkward and there is no detour;

The three networks on the backhaul are all powerful. China Telecom is CN2, China Unicom and China Mobile are all directly connected back through their own nodes in Hong Kong.

This is a VPS with good speed, and Cambodia has very few restrictions, such as lax copyright and other requirements...

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