A brief review of edgevirt’s Miami VPS: IP can unlock a variety of streaming media, $4/month, 1T hard drive/50T traffic/40g bandwidth

edgevirt is a merchant that specializes in VPS and independent servers in computer rooms in Miami, USA. The webmaster just posted edgevirt’s large hard drive vps the day before yesterday. “edgevirt: large hard drive VPS, $4/month, 1G memory/1 core/1T hard drive/50T traffic /40Gbps bandwidth.” Yesterday I was bored and made a simple evaluation. I found that edgevirt’s IP is quite interesting and can unlock difficult streaming media platforms.

Tips: According to feedback from many people, it is basically unmanaged, so be careful when purchasing!

Tips: When placing an order, please set your own Linux login username, and then switch to root, etc. If you are unsure, please send a work order.

KVM virtualization, SAS+Ceph, 40Gbps bandwidth access, comes with an IPv4

If it is out of stock, then buy the regular version of VPS (SSD hard drive):

https://my.edgevirt.com/store/miami-virtual-compute

The main frequency of the CPU is 2.6GHz. What we have here is a VPS with a 2T hard drive for US$8. It is given 2G of memory. The webmaster has enabled BBR. The current hard drive I/O is at 937MB/s:

Use FIO to run the actual hard disk read and write data. It seems that the previous read and write tests were cached:

Let’s run a run on the speedtest.net node and see what the uplink and downlink performance in mainland China can be like. Judging from the first nearby node, the uplink must be at least 2Gbps. Although it is said to be 40Gbps, it should be the multi-channel redundant bandwidth of the hen:

Run again at 7pm:

Some node tests in the United States, Europe, Asia, and Africa:

Run multiple Asian nodes in detail to see:

The files stored on Test Chicken, Guangzhou Telecom, the download speed is roughly as follows:

The download speed during the evening peak period is still very attenuated:

Latency monitoring data of multiple nodes in mainland China:

Outbound telecommunications, backbone network docking with cogentco:

China Unicom outbound, backbone network docking cogentco:

Mobile outbound journey, international CMI docking cogentco:

On the return trip, I visited Hiccup Telecom: the unified cogentco network was exported from San Jose to connect with the backbone of mainland China

For the return trip to China Unicom: take the cogentco, the direction to Beijing and Shanghai is from San Jose, USA, and the direction to Guangzhou is from Los Angeles

For the return trip to China Mobile: take the cogentco and get a direct connection back to China from China Mobile's nodes in Los Angeles or San Jose

Streaming media unlock: tiktok, US area, OK

Unlocking cross-regional streaming platforms: such as Netflix, OK

Many of North American streaming media are OK:

Unix bench, relatively weak:

A rough summary:

4 dollars, 1T hard drive, 50T traffic, although the bandwidth is 40Gbps, during the test, we also saw that a single chicken can run at least 2Gbps, right? IP can also unlock so many streaming media, I think it should be very cost-effective, right?

Performance is nothing to worry about when it comes to cost-effectiveness!

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