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DC, US Softlayer 6.02MB/s Tokyo, Japan Linode 2.89MB/s Singapore Softlayer 2.05MB/s Rotterdam, Netherlands id3.net 9.99MB/sHaarlem, Netherlands Leaseweb 11.7MB/s Dis

Got 5.88MB/s : Linode, Atlanta, GA, USA (http://speedtest.atlanta.linode.com/100MB-atlanta.bin)

Tokyo, Japan Linode 6,40MB/s

* Linode (Dallas) - 3

2 DO CA 1 MCH CA 2 Linode JP 1 Ramnode US-NY 2 time4vps LT 1 Catalyst US-TX 1 XVM US-AZ 1 Securedragon US-CO 1 BuyVM US-NV Probably more I forgot

Tokyo, Japan Linode 4.44MB/s

Linode

4 Linode 2GB SG

* Linode: have one in Japan, one in Singapore, and one in Germany; also awesome (except the recent extended downtime from DDoS and hack are quite disturbing), although a bit more expensive

DC, US Softlayer 10.9MB/s Tokyo, Japan Linode 8.45MB/s Singapore Softlayer 3.94MB/s Rotterdam, Netherlands id3.net 28.6MB/sHaarlem, Netherlands Leaseweb 69.6MB/s Dis

* Linode user credentials compromised. All customers forced to reset password. Not the first time Linode's hacked, probably won't be the last. And sadly, they have my creditcard there...

I avoided a shitty Christmas by switching out DNS to TTL of 5, and used Google Flush DNS to quickly get sites back up that were previously at Linode.

Note that many providers like DO, Linode generally won't suspend for high CPU usage, although they do have fair share usage policy.

Most of the famous provider, DO/Linode/Vultr disallows such actions in terms of ToS, but however they also disallows from Layer 3/4, making spoofing hard to archive.

Most of the famous provider, DO/Linode/Vultr disallows such actions in terms of ToS, but however they also disallows from Layer 3/4, making spoofing hard to archive.

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Tokyo, Japan Linode 6.29MB/s

I can set rdns myself with linode so should be ok.

have their own API (Luna Node, Digital Ocean, Linode, and Vultr are currently supported). Lobster also exposes an API and supports using its own API as a backend, so if you happen to have an account