Tool to find lowest latency VPS provider

emgh

Yo,

Is there an online tool that could ping my IP or an IP of my choice from/to like a big database of VPS providers to find a list sorted by lowest real-life latency to my IP/IP of my choice?

DP

I'm not sure if this is exactly what you're looking for but here's something from @Neoon I use occasionally.

https://github.com/Ne00n/Multi-Ping

Other than that, there's:

• https://ping.sx
• https://ping.pe
• https://dnstools.ws
• https://www.globaltraceroute.com

jmgcaguicla

From mtr.sh's ashes: http://mtr.tools/ hosted by @Zappie @Cloudie

Neoon

https://github.com/Ne00n/Snake-Ping

Quite resource intensive, Ripe Atlas maybe?

hostiko

Also there is https://check-host.net

varwww

Used this when I was on Windows several years back - https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/multiple_ping_tool.html

Don't know of any linux alternatives. Maybe run it via wine?

NoComment

If your goal is to find a provider with good latency to your IP, then most of the tools mentioned here are good for that. If what you need is good latency to consumer ISPs in a region, your best bet is ripe atlas probes.

emgh

Thanksto each one of you!

I’ll go through all tips one by one.

aveline

@DP said:
I'm not sure if this is exactly what you're looking for but here's something from @Neoon I use occasionally.

https://github.com/Ne00n/Multi-Ping

Other than that, there's:

• https://ping.sx
• https://ping.pe
• https://dnstools.ws
• https://www.globaltraceroute.com

Thanks for the mention!

If you're looking for VM from us, we also have a page that would measure TCP latency automatically to find the nearest POP to the customer. (But if you have proxy enabled, the latency would be between proxy and our server)

https://www.misaka.io/speedtest/mc2

emgh

@aveline said:

@DP said:
I'm not sure if this is exactly what you're looking for but here's something from @Neoon I use occasionally.

https://github.com/Ne00n/Multi-Ping

Other than that, there's:

• https://ping.sx
• https://ping.pe
• https://dnstools.ws
• https://www.globaltraceroute.com

Thanks for the mention!

If you're looking for VM from us, we also have a page that would measure TCP latency automatically to find the nearest POP to the customer. (But if you have proxy enabled, the latency would be between proxy and our server)

https://www.misaka.io/speedtest/mc2

Thanks!

About double of the lowest possible one I found so far though.

Not because of bad network, because they're no really close location sadly.