Briefly evaluate the Australian vps of hostkvm, and force the three networks to use China Unicom AS9929

Hostkvm has added a new VPS business in Sydney, Australia data center this year. By now, many people should know that this Australian VPS is forced to use China Unicom AS9929. As for the speed, what is the speed? Is it really suitable for users of the three networks in mainland China? How is the performance? For these other miscellaneous questions, the webmaster will directly write a review article for everyone to read for themselves. The data is for reference only!

Official website: https://www.hostkvm.com

VPS features: KVM virtualization, pure SSD raid10 array, 100Mbps bandwidth, comes with an IPv4, 4G memory starts to support Windows system

Memory	CPU	SSD	Traffic	Price	Purchase
2G	1 core	10G	500G/month	$7/month	Link
2G	4 cores	40G	1000G/month	$8/month	Link
4G	2 cores	60G	1500G/month	$15/month	Link
8G	4 cores	100G	3000G/month	$35/month	Link

From the CPU point of view, it is e5-2695v4. The webmaster has enabled BBR, and the approximate I/O of the hard disk is 398MB/S:

FIO continues to test the I/O of a hard drive in detail, with approximate data:

The official default bandwidth is 100Mbps. We directly use the three-network node of speedtest.net to run the uplink and downlink bandwidth to see how much it can run. The approximate data is as follows:

Same test, let’s try it again during the evening rush hour:

Let’s change some nodes in America, Europe, Asia, and Africa to continue testing:

Node testing in Asia (excluding China):

iperf3 runs down some European and American nodes:

For the files stored on Test Chicken, just look at the download speed using Chrome:

Continue to compare the download speed during the evening peak period:

Switch the server of Sichuan Chengdu Unicom to download:

Delay in multi-node testing in mainland China:

Outbound telecommunications: direct access to backbone network

China Unicom's outbound journey is also direct:

Mobile outbound journey, international CMI connects to Telstra:

Return to China Telecom: From Sydney, take Unicom International AS10099 to Hong Kong, transfer to AS9929 to the mainland, and then transfer to China Telecom

Return to China Unicom: From Sydney, take Unicom International AS10099 to Hong Kong and then transfer to AS9929 to the Mainland

Return to China Mobile: From Sydney, take China Unicom International AS10099 to Hong Kong, then transfer to AS9929 to the Mainland, and then transfer to China Mobile

TIKTOK streaming media unlock test: Australia, OK

Cross-regional streaming media unlocking test results:

Streaming media unblocking test in Oceania region:

Some performance test data:

A rough summary:

On the outbound journey, China Telecom and China Unicom are all direct, and Telstra, which is connected to China Mobile via the international CMI, is not strong;

For the return trip, the three networks are forced to use China Unicom's AS9929 high-end link, and the speed is guaranteed;

Judging from the upstream and downstream bandwidth measurements and direct file downloads, the bandwidth is sufficient and the speed is fast;

No need to worry about performance at the moment, overall it’s pretty good!

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