Singapore cloud servers are relatively close to the mainland and have relatively rich network resources, so they are very popular with domestic or Asian users. So, how do you judge whether the performance of the Singapore cloud server is good? It is recommended that you start from the following points to test.

1. Stability test

The reason why Singapore Cloud can attract many users is mainly because of its high and stable performance. Therefore, you can rent Singapore cloud to test its backup, exclusive use, broadband and its characteristics in the process of use to judge the pros and cons.

2. Hard disk test

The hard disk of Singapore cloud is also very important. Now Singapore cloud realizes the scattered storage of data and truly realizes cloud storage, sacrificing part of the writing speed in exchange for more advanced data security protection, and storing data on physical hard disks is also Singapore cloud As for the mainstream options, users can consider according to business needs.

3. Hardware configuration check

As far as Singapore cloud hardware configuration is concerned, it is usually viewed from four aspects: CPU, memory, hard disk, and bandwidth. The higher the CPU level, the better, the larger the memory capacity, the better the hard disk capacity, and the higher the bandwidth, the better. The first two items determine the performance of the Singapore cloud, while the hard disk determines its storage capacity, and the bandwidth determines its access speed.

4. Bandwidth test

The bandwidth data transmission limit refers to the amount of data that can be concurrently sent to the Singapore cloud. Singapore Cloud has abundant bandwidth resources, and usually can provide a minimum of 100Mbps international bandwidth. Tasks such as concurrent video streaming, games, and big data processing require high bandwidth. Renting Singapore Cloud also has a G-port unlimited traffic plan to choose from.

5. Availability

The high-availability HA of the Singapore cloud generally refers to network and power availability, which is reflected in the actual record of the IDC provider's maintenance uptime and its SLA service level agreement to guarantee a certain uptime. HA can also achieve availability assurance by actively adding RAID configurations in the system to introduce redundancy, and perform failover in the event of isolated failures.

6. Safety measures

Needless to say, the security of the Singapore cloud is self-evident. The strength of the IDC provider can be seen from whether the security protection service and after-sales technical support of the IDC provider are complete. Many Singapore cloud computer rooms have introduced high-defense services to further enhance the protection capabilities of the website, etc. It can be seen that it attaches great importance to security, and such an IDC provider is the first choice.

Users can test the performance of the rented Singapore cloud server from the above 6 aspects. The configuration of the Singapore cloud server provided by JTTI is relatively good. The average access speed is 50ms, with fast speed and low delay. Users who need it can Consult customer service online to learn more.