How about interserver? New Jersey data center VPS evaluation data sharing

What about interserver? How about interserver New Jersey vps? interserver is a very old business. We started publishing news about interserver in 2013...but we have never written a review. Recently, interserver had a 50% off promotion. The webmaster specially purchased vps clouds in data centers in Los Angeles and New Jersey. The server will write the review so that everyone can refer to it later. Evaluations are personal opinions and are for reference only!

Official website: https://www.interserver.net/

The CPU of the vps obtained in New Jersey is e5-2670v2 (2.5GHz frequency). The merchant’s own AS and IP belong to New Jersey. The current hard disk I/O test is approximately 546MB/S:

FIO continues to test hard disk read and write:

DD test:

Let’s run around the speedtest.net node in mainland China to see how high the uplink and downlink speeds can be, shall we?

The same test was performed when the backbone network exploded during the evening peak:

Run some international nodes of speedtest, covering Europe, America, Asia and Africa:

Run the nodes in Asia separately to see the situation:

iperf3 tests the effects of several European and American nodes:

Still iperf3, but switched to IPv6 environment for testing:

For files stored on Test Chicken, the download speed of Guangzhou Telecom’s home bandwidth is as follows:

It’s evening rush hour, let’s take a look at the download speed:

Evening peak, Hubei Shiyan Telecom, download speed:

Evening peak, Sichuan Meishan China Unicom, download speed:

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

For the outbound journey of China Telecom, directly connect to China Telecom’s San Jose node on the west coast of the United States and then transfer to GTT:

China Unicom outbound journey: Directly connected to China Unicom's Los Angeles node and then transferred to GTT

Mobile outbound journey: International CMI cogent

Telecom return trip: take ZAYO\GTT and wait until the West Coast, then directly connect back to China from Telecom’s node in San Jose/Los Angeles

Return to China Unicom: Take zayo to Los Angeles, and get a direct connection back to China from China Unicom and zayo pop-up here

Mobile return:

Beijing/Guangzhou direction: take zayo to Los Angeles, and directly connect back to China from China Mobile and zayo pop in Los Angeles

Shanghai direction: take cogent to go directly to the UK, and then directly connect back to China from the mobile London node

Tiktok streaming media unlocking failed:

Partial cross-regional streaming media unlocking test:

Some North American streaming media unlocking test results:

VPS performance test, some data:

A rough summary:

VPS performance is acceptable, not excellent, nor junk;

As for the Internet, we basically take the international route from the computer room to the West Coast, and then directly connect to the country from the three networks' corresponding pop on the West Coast. Here, we move to Shanghai and bypass Europe and then come back. The mobile outbound journey is the cogent connected to CMI. Relatively speaking, China Mobile's network performance should be much worse than China Telecom and China Unicom...

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