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918/905 79MB/s [HostUS] Amsterdam, Netherlands (Jul 2022): 1 vCPU, 0.5GB RAM, 10GB Storage, 0.25TB Bandwidth, Monthly $2

31 Jul 2022 16:45:32

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Today there are hundreds, thousands of server service providers in the world with diverse locations; and everyone always advertises that their service is always the best. Here we talk specifically about servers on virtualization platforms, they always compete with each other on 4 basic parameters: CPU, RAM, hard drive and network speed; but it is unlikely that 8 vCPU of this service can be as powerful as 1 vCPU of another service. And when they give you 1 vCPU, it is not certain that you can use its full power, they will limit it to only 5%, 10%, 30%, 50%,…

In addition, users are most often deceived by the number that forgets its true performance, such as this vCPU only has 2.0Ghz but other services are 3.8Ghz, the CPU frequency does not show everything. What, is it still related to the technology of CPU, L1 L2 L3 cache,…

Similarly for RAM, high RAM capacity but slow RAM speed also breaks even. But RAM is hard to tell anyway; the more obvious one is the storage part, random read/write speed is the most important part. The same goes for network speed, they advertise as unlimited bandwidth but limit your port to only 100Mbps…

Therefore, we need a standard unit of measurement, a mathematical number to determine server performance; and that method must have a certain consistency. That’s why I developed a script specifically to measure the overall performance of the server.

I was fed up with the advertising of server services (because I myself manage hundreds of servers of many different services). Reviews with numbers are indisputable facts. Hopefully this can be a reference for users who intend to use these services.

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