How about arkecx cloud server? Evaluation of cloud servers in Turkish data centers

arkecx also has its own data center in Turkey in the Middle East, providing Turkish cloud server business for everyone. Or the default 1Gbps bandwidth, based on KVM virtualization, pure SSD raid10 array...how about arkecx? How about arkecx’s Turkish cloud server? Is it suitable for the triple network environment in mainland China? How is the speed? Is performance isolated? We have made a simple evaluation directly for everyone. The data is shared below for reference only!

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Memory	CPU	SSD	Traffic	Price	Purchase
1G	1 core	25G	1T/month	$108/year	Link
2G	2 cores	75G	3T/month	$18/month	Link
4G	2 cores	100G	4T/month	$22/month	Link
4G	4 cores	100G	4T/month	$36/month	Link
8G	4 cores	160G	5T/month	$40/month	Link
8G	8 cores	200G	6T/month	$72/month	Link
16G	8 cores	300G	8T/month	$90/month	Link
32G	6 cores	600G	12T/month	$144/month	Link

The CPU model is unknown and the main frequency is 2.5GHz, so I won’t blindly guess; zenlayer’s own IP broadcast, the current hard disk I/O is roughly 461MB/S, the webmaster has opened BBR:

FIO will test the read and write data in detail:

Let’s use nodes in mainland China to test how much uplink and downlink bandwidth the chicken can run:

Let’s do the same test during the evening rush hour:

Test results of some nodes in the United States, Europe, Asia, and Africa:

Test results of nodes in other regions of Asia excluding China:

Guangzhou Telecom downloads the files stored on the test chicken directly using the browser to see the speed:

Compare the download speeds during the evening peak period when the backbone network explodes:

Latency test data of multiple nodes of the three networks in mainland China:

On the outbound journey of China Telecom, we took TTI-NET, detoured through Germany and then returned to Turkey:

For China Unicom's outbound journey, take twelve99, detour through Germany and then return to Türkiye

On the outbound journey, the international CMI docking cogent made a big circle in Europe and then returned to Turkey:

Return to China Telecom:

Towards Beijing, take level 3 from Turkey to Germany and then connect to the backbone network;

Direction to Shanghai and Guangzhou: Take telia from Turkey to Germany, and return to China from Telecom’s German node

Return to China Unicom:

Beijing direction: Turkey comes out to the Frankfurt Data Exchange Center in Germany and then connects to China Unicom's backbone

Shanghai/Guangzhou direction: Turkey leaves level 3 to Germany and then to San Jose, USA, and returns home through China Unicom POP node

Return, move to mainland China:

Beijing direction: take telia to Germany-France-East Coast of the United States-West Coast-Mobile Los Angeles POP node-return to China

Shanghai direction:: Take telia to Germany, and then return directly to China from the Mobile Germany Frankfurt POP node

Guangzhou direction: similar to Beijing direction, except that it goes back to the mobile Seattle POP node on the west coast of the United States

TIKTOK streaming media unblocking test, the broadcast IP shows Nigeria:

Cross-region streaming unblocked:

Some streaming media unlocking tests in Europe:

Performance test parameter results:

A rough summary:

In terms of overall performance, it should still be above average? !

As for the Internet, basically none of the three networks in mainland China are directly connected. They either go around Europe or go around Europe first and then go to the United States and then come back. At present, it seems that it is more suitable for international lines of business...

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