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I find Tokyo the best for SEA. Linode so far has my support. I tried a few SG, higher latency and drops.

I wanted to update on this, and give a shoutout to @Hetzner_OL support who have been very responsive regarding this issue since getting in to work this morning. I've had tickets open with Linode, Hetz

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https://forum.linode.com/viewtopic.php?t=8089

Tokyo, Japan Linode 13.4MB/s

I'm still seeing really poor transfer speeds from Hetzner to Linode Fremont. In the end, I actually launched a Hetzner VM and compared it to transfer from my @Clouvider VM, and a DigitalOcean VM in Fr

* dev testing where data matters i.e. fast and frequent daily snapshot backups and faster and better cpu /disk performance to price ratio at the lower pricing end <=$40/month = linode

yeah no idea how linode does snapshots but I routinely see reported speeds of between 150-200MB/s i.e. 800GB data snapshot takes around 70-80 minutes to complete.

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Also are DO snapshot/backups still this slow 26GB used out of 40GB took ~21 minutes to complete ! Linode does 48GB snapshot in 1.5-4.5 minutes !

traceroute to speedtest.fremont.linode.com (50.116.14.9), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets 1 virt-de01.mrvm.net (88.198.69.215) 0.052 ms 0.024 ms 0.019 ms 2 core21.fsn1.hetzner.com (213.239.229.121

Linode is a great host, excellent support and uptime, though I have moved away (price was higher as compared to the non-production sites I host)

Linode and ioflood, though I'm currently on the fence regarding Linode, I've moved some services away from them recently (mainly for financial reasons, using more LE providers for older projects where

Six years using Linode and I don't think they are here on LET yet...

As a follow-up to my previous posts regarding Hetzner->Linode transfer speeds, I actually went ahead and tried the speed from every Linode location. I compared against the 1GB test file from th

I'm even seeing improved results to Linode's Newark location, though the transfer speed is all over the place ranging erratically from 300KB/s to 7MB/s. Ended up taking 6 minutes, averaging 2.78MB/s.

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I ran my own mail server on a Linode VPS for a couple years, then I created a testing account, forgot about it and ended up being a spam relay (password was something stupidly easy to brute force). A

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