How about OVH? Canada Beauharnois (BHS) data center evaluation

How about ovh? How about ovh Canada? Canada, as the core computer room of OVH besides France, has always been one of the main players. Before the release of OVH's US computer room, mainland Chinese users basically had no choice but to buy OVH from France and Canada. The effect of other computer rooms coming to mainland China is really not that good. That bird look. What we bring to you this time is the cloud server test in the OVH Canadian computer room, using the minimum configuration (100M bandwidth). The data is for reference only!

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

This test uses 2G memory, 1 core, 20G SSD, 100M bandwidth (unlimited traffic), and OpenStack cloud architecture. The CPU model is unknown, the main frequency is 2.4GHz, the webmaster has enabled BBR, OVH’s own AS, and the IP belongs to Canada...

FIO continues to test hard disk I/O, approximate data:

Let’s run speedtest’s three network nodes in mainland China to see how much the maximum uplink and downlink charges can be, right? Approximate data:

Continue to look at the evening peak data of nodes in mainland China:

speedtest festival node test data:

The test results of speedtest nodes in the Asia region:

iperf3 tests the data of several European and American nodes:

The file stored on the test chicken, the direct download speed of Guangzhou Telecom (home bandwidth):

Comparing the download speed during the evening peak hours with the performance during the day, the gap is outrageous:

Evening rush hour, Sichuan Chengdu China Unicom, download speed:

Evening peak, Hubei Shiyan Telecom download speed:

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

Telecom outbound journey: take cogent from the west coast of the United States

China Unicom’s outbound journey: Directly connect to China Unicom’s nodes in Germany, and then use OVH’s own network to go to France, the United States, and Canada

Mobile outbound journey: Take CMI from Hong Kong to the United States and then to Canada

Telecommunications return: from Canada to San Jose, USA, and then connect to the telecommunications backbone

China Unicom return trip:

Beijing direction: Take the OVH network to the UK and then switch to linx to Verizon in Germany. From the peer between China Unicom and Verizon in Frankfurt, you can directly connect to Beijing

Shanghai/Guangzhou direction: From Canada to the east coast of the United States, take Sprint to San Jose on the west coast, and get a direct connection back to China from China Unicom and Sprint's peer in San Jose

Mobile return trip: from Quebec to San Jose via Chicago, and directly connected back to China from the mobile San Jose node

TIKTOK streaming media unlock test:

Cross-regional streaming media unlocking test:

Some streaming media unlocking tests in North America:

VPS performance test, results of some parameters:

A rough summary:

Overall, VPS performance is at a medium level, and it is sufficient;

As for the Internet, the return journey is basically through the West Coast of the United States. China Mobile directly connects back from San Jose. China Telecom uses level 3 to connect to the backbone. China Unicom uses a detour and some direct connections. Generally speaking, if you don’t particularly need high defense, it is actually not recommended in mainland China.

VPS evaluation of OVH’s top 10 computer rooms:

Western United States: https:// /57997.html

Eastern United States: https:// /58128.html

Canada: https:// /58031.html

Australia: https:// /58165.html

Singapore: https:// /58196.html

France GRA: https:// /58063.html

France SBG: https:// /58095.html

Poland: https:// /58293.html

UK: https:// /58261.html

Germany: https:// /58229.html

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