Today I recommend Jtti's Singapore cloud server, CN2 GIA direct connection line, low, medium and high configuration, the package starts with 2M bandwidth (but 1M bandwidth can also be purchased, and still enjoys the same discount), the maximum optional 1G bandwidth, the traffic is not Limit, standard configuration 1 IP, you can choose the operating system independently.

Let's take a look at the evaluation of Jtti Singapore cloud server:

Evaluation machine configuration: 2 cores 4G

Here we first look at the global nodes through PING big data, and the network stability around the world evaluated by third-party tools, as follows:

After all, it is a computer room in Singapore, and it is a CN2 GIA optimized line, so we still pay attention to the Asian nodes, and the overall speed and packet loss rate are relatively good.

Telecom outbound routing:

Look at the CN2 line of the familiar 59.43 node that China Telecom uses, as shown below:

Telecom back to the city route:

Since the above test goes to the telecommunications node, here is the test to see the backhaul telecommunications node, which is still the CN2 line of 59.43.

So in summary, it is the two-way CN2 line of China Telecom.

Test IPERF3 by script.

The following is the three-network speed test that comes with the random test tool:

Finally, let's take a look at the performance and speed of the Singapore cloud server. The tool tests the hard disk read and write speed of the server, as shown below:

It can be seen that this Singapore cloud server uses an Intel E5-2680 V3 processor, the main frequency is 2.5GHz, and the disk IIO is 162MB/s. This performance is quite good.

This test machine uses a bandwidth of 5Mbps, so it can be seen that the upload and download speeds of all parts of the world are basically running at 5Mbps.

The above is the introduction of Jtti's Singapore cloud server related evaluation. Overall, this Singapore cloud server is quite good, with low delay, stable network, and fast speed, suitable for domestic users.

Note: The text comes from the evaluation of third-party webmasters.