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Seen that too on HetrixTools, but it's not full dead - just selected routes it seems - like 1 HT server in Frankfurt reported 100% loss, second one reported 100% working.
AMS1 - 100% loss, AMS2 - 70% loss.
London1 - 100% loss, London2 - 10% loss.
WAW - 2 x 0% loss.
Today:
Nothing, 100% uptime according to 1 minute HT checks.
Region: Global https://bench.monster v1.7.3 2023-10-27
Usage : curl -sL bench.monster | bash -s -- -Global
OS : Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS (64 Bit)
Virt/Kernel : KVM / 5.15.0-89-generic
CPU Model : Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU E5-2697 v2 @ 2.70GHz
CPU Cores : 6 @ 2699.998 MHz x86_64 16384 KB Cache
CPU Flags : AES-NI Enabled & VM-x/AMD-V Disabled
Load Average : 0.21, 0.09, 0.02
Total Space : 8.9T (1.3T ~14% used)
Total RAM : 7937 MB (1563 MB + 5051 MB Buff in use)
Total SWAP : 0 MB (0 MB in use)
IPv4/IPv6 : ✔ Online / ❌ Offline
Uptime : 1 days 19:31
Location : United States, Los Angeles (California)
ASN & ISP : AS63473, HostHatch / HostHatch LLC
## Geekbench v6 CPU Benchmark:
Single Core : 274 (POOR)
Multi Core : 954
## IO Test
CPU Speed:
bzip2 : 52.6 MB/s
sha256 : 98.0 MB/s
md5sum : 294 MB/s
RAM Speed:
Avg. write : 969.5 MB/s
Avg. read : 2252.8 MB/s
Disk Speed:
1st run : 302 MB/s
2nd run : 344 MB/s
3rd run : 254 MB/s
Average : 300.0 MB/s
## Global Speedtest.net
Location Upload Download Ping
Nearby 439.87 Mbit/s 616.56 Mbit/s 4.175 ms
USA, New York (Hivelocity) 201.24 Mbit/s 198.94 Mbit/s ping error!
USA, Chicago (Windstream) 241.13 Mbit/s 284.27 Mbit/s 57.732 ms
USA, Houston (Comcast) 340.40 Mbit/s 318.82 Mbit/s 31.364 ms
USA, Miami (Comcast) 246.80 Mbit/s 149.56 Mbit/s 60.199 ms
USA, Los Angeles (Windstream) 425.34 Mbit/s 574.23 Mbit/s 11.409 ms
UK, London (toob Ltd) 119.37 Mbit/s 205.38 Mbit/s 167.588 ms
France, Paris (Orange) 118.03 Mbit/s 315.35 Mbit/s 160.298 ms
Germany, Berlin (DNS:NET) 85.49 Mbit/s 52.10 Mbit/s 159.164 ms
Spain, Madrid (MasMovil) 97.94 Mbit/s 172.70 Mbit/s 163.306 ms
Italy, Rome (Unidata) 77.64 Mbit/s 83.58 Mbit/s 162.444 ms
India, Mumbai (Tatasky) 20.91 Mbit/s 29.75 Mbit/s 238.942 ms
Singapore (StarHub) 21.17 Mbit/s 35.74 Mbit/s 220.779 ms
Japan, Tsukuba (SoftEther) 134.44 Mbit/s 108.65 Mbit/s 109.892 ms
Australia, Sydney (Optus) 112.54 Mbit/s 185.47 Mbit/s 157.846 ms
RSA, Randburg (Cool Ideas) 18.71 Mbit/s 25.05 Mbit/s 292.172 ms
Brazil, Sao Paulo (Criare) 79.74 Mbit/s 119.21 Mbit/s 178.128 ms
It is one of our upstream's carriers that is having issues, we're working on it and should have it fully fixed soon. Amsterdam is otherwise very stable.
Yeah I wasn't expecting compute performance, the CPUs are a little slow even for my expectations though
Yeah I'm happy with it, was hoping for a bit more CPU for the plex server but it does the job
MOARRRRRRRRRR
I got this at last birthday
I am wondering if i paid good $100 more for 2 less cores, 70GB less space but 8GB more ram in comparison to this bf offer & if it was worth it
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@hosthatch i am wondering if we old timers wud also get the bgp deal ?
Yes, we can offer free BGP for Sydney and London.
Could I get someone to bump my ticket please?
735197
I wasn't expecting fast support after reading the OP and thats fine but in 3 hours the ticket will be a week old with no replies.
Is it about an issue they’re having, or, an issue you’re having?
If the first one, it’s definitely bordering on too late.
If second one, can’t really blame them yet as they’re very clear about the promotional support.
I believe its the 1st one. I can't get IPv6 working.
According to their documentation IPv6 is automatically enabled if you use one of their images. I re-imaged a few times but the latest is Debian 12 and the IPv6 config looks right and was automatic and no IPv6 traffic as far as I can see.
This is causing anything I try to run on the server to either not work or be incredibly slow as IPv6 is preferred by the OS and most of the tools it seems.
You can temporarily disable IPv6 until they fix it. Modify
/etc/network/interfacesand comment out theinet6section.Not sure if it was my post or luck but my ticket got a reply. 10 minutes later I had been provisioned a new VM with working IPv6. Cheers.
anyone else still waiting for their VPS to be provisioned??
The first post said 10 working days and that some may be slightly delayed. It hasn't been 10 working days yet - that'll be Thursday this week.
Isn't that from the induvidual's order date?
Yeah I think you're right, in which case it could be a few days later depending on when you ordered. My point was that we're still within the timeframe we agreed to when placing orders.
my VM is provisioned but wrong location, I order SG but got US, anyone having same problem?
Are you sure your server is located in the US?
Realistcally haven't seen over 500Mbps upload or downloada so far, maxes out around 55-60MB/s (480Mbps)
CloudFlare, AWS, GCloud, Speedtest outside a 0.1ms radius (ie no direct peering).
Something somewhere sounds like it's 500Mbps....
Edit
Managed to get above this with multi threading to GCloud Buckets in the same region (us-west2 / Los Angeles). Managed ~120MB/s / 1Gbit
Using rclone with 4 streams uploading to GCloud bucket
Seems it's Gigabit to Google somewhere.... If Hosthatch cares to post what their peering network is & speeds, would be loved for it. I can work around it. Has to be a way to utilise more of the 40Gbit ports than just showing off speedtest.net.
Bit unsatisfied unless they can provide some info on their peering speed(s), they advertise a 40Gbps ports, would love to actually be able to use it for something more practical than an essentially local host speed test.
edit: oops I'm dumb service was already upgraded, don't mind me 🙃
After the double upgrade?
Signed up for LA nodes via BF special and I can say that speeds from initial turn up to current have degraded (~2weeks time frame). From hitting speeds well above 1gigabit (rx) to now averaging anywhere from 30mbits to 500mbits to most locations. Upload has been better. Curious to see if there are any issues as well.
yabs then offline🤣
Thanks for posting Dk2014. Having same issue Just ran a speedtest on a node and it freezes the vps to where I have to reboot for network to restore.
yes I would like double double please
99% of the network related complaints I see are because someone ran a YABS and Clouvider's mirrors seem to be acting up, which makes them think that the problem is in our network.
There has been zero degradation of any actual network capacity anywhere, please feel free to open a ticket or post all of your tests here so we can take a look and actually resolve the issue (if there is one).
We have an issue with one of the new nodes where it keeps rebooting because of hardware errors - we're working on migrating everyone and should be done in the next few hours. You will receive an email regarding this too. YABS is not what is causing the network to stop working.
Can you poke someone to check IPv6 connectivity in .AT as you're already here, please? :P
I'm not really sure but from IP whois I got US, then ping from my location Indonesia 200ms usually take 20ms
my VM 98855, and ticket 897658
First, don't shoot the messenger/customer. I have no idea that there are hardware issues and just trying to share information based on what I'm experiencing and other customers. It took coming to a forum to find out. All I was doing was running a simple speedtest on a fresh install.
Secondly, slow speeds are to many different providers outside clouvider. What was once clearly much faster now is much slower. This is just observations being shared. The other post even says to Google and not clouvider.