How about ufovps? A brief evaluation of the vps of the CN2 line in Los Angeles

We have tested the U.S. BGP high-defense VPS with ufovps. Today, we will test the remaining Los Angeles CN2 series in the United States for everyone to check the data. ufovps' US cn2 vps is hosted in Krypt's Los Angeles data center. How is the effect of coming to mainland China? Isn't it good to be fast? How is the performance? Please refer to this evaluation data!

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

This test uses a 4G memory, 4-core VPS. The CPU frequency is approximately 2.2GHz. As you can see from the picture, it is Krypt. The current I/O is approximately 260MB/S. The webmaster turned on BBR:

Use FIO to test the results of reading and writing data in detail:

The default bandwidth of VPS is 100Mbps. We use speedtest.net to test the uplink and downlink network bandwidth at different nodes of the three networks in mainland China to see how much it can reach, right? The data is as follows:

Test data in an environment where the backbone network explodes during the morning and evening peak hours in mainland China:

Look at the global test data of some nodes in the United States, Europe, Africa and Asia:

Let’s take a look at the effects of some nodes in Asia:

iperf3 runs on European and American nodes, and the data is as follows:

The file stored on Test Chicken, Guangzhou Telecom, download it directly with Chrome to see the speed:

Look again at the download effect during the evening peak backbone network explosion:

Switch to the webmaster's Hubei Telecom server to see the download speed:

Switch to the webmaster's Chengdu Unicom server and check the download speed:

Latency test data of multiple nodes in mainland China:

For the outgoing China Telecom journey, take the CN2 line:

On the outbound journey of China Unicom, China Unicom AS4837 is directly connected to the United States and then enters the computer room:

For the mobile outbound journey, the mobile backbone network is directly connected to Mobile San Jose and then transferred to pccw to enter the computer room:

Return to Mainland China Telecom: Directly connected to the China Unicom node from San Jose back to China. I did not go through CN2. Maybe I was hit?

On the return trip, go to China Unicom: Los Angeles Unicom will return directly to China

Return, move to mainland China: Return directly from the Los Angeles mobile node

Tiktok streaming media unlock results:

Some cross-regional streaming media platform unlocking test results:

Some North American streaming media are unlocked:

Some performance parameter test results:

A rough summary:

Performance can only be said to be in an average state at present, and there should already be a certain load;

As for the network, I don’t see CN2 on the return journey, only the outbound journey. After consulting the official, the answer I got is that only the outbound journey from China uses CN2... China Telecom and China Unicom all use China Unicom AS4837 direct connection back to China, and China Mobile. My own link is also directly connected back.

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