I have 2 servers one is with Linode and the other one is with Vultr. I was wondering how and which benchmark script will be the best to compare them for performance. Thank you.

Linode, Tokyo, JP 139.162.65.37 668KB/s

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Similarly, I believe Linode used to use Xen in the old days (5-10 years back), and I was a Linode customer for 2-3 years in a row. Used no one else in those days.

max 221.4 (105.8%)JP TOK speedtest.tokyo2.linode.com DL [Mb/s]: avg 1.88 - min 1.86 (99.2%), max 1.89 (100.8%) Ping: avg 168.9 - min 164.6 (97.5%), max 173.2 (102.5%) Web ping: avg 210.0 - m

max 178.5 (100.8%)JP TOK speedtest.tokyo2.linode.com DL [Mb/s]: avg 20.20 - min 10.32 (51.1%), max 30.09 (148.9%) Ping: avg 218.6 - min 217.9 (99.7%), max 219.3 (100.3%) Web ping: avg 245.2

Eastern European (i.e. Ukraine) IP blocks that aren't marked as suspicious by the GFW also tend to be much longer lived than Shadowsocks/VPNs on Vultr, Linode, etc.

Linode - Solid but CPU's limited to 2.2ghz and for $5/m all the services above provide much better performance.

My consumption in linode, when I registered for the first time, I saw information on the Internet saying that it is in danger of credit card leakage, so I did not use it, but it was turned on for a mi

Linode

there are some issues with 'global' networks like OVH and Linode with regard to my particular application in terms of routing. I guess it has to do with how these guys advertise the IP/routes. Anyway,

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Provider/ASN: Must be from Asia (Linode, Vultr, AWS, OVH etc won't do)

like Microsoft, Google, DigitalOcean, Vultr, Linode, Namecheap, Amazon (like AWS, and Lightsail) etc.. yeah it can be a bit expensive, but you get what you pay for. It's okay to be somewhat small as

500 IPs each day means 15,000 per month. You can easily handle that level of traffic with Nginx + a good cache program like WP fastest cache plugin for WordPress. Additionally install Autoptimize to i

linode 64MB ram UML for $19/mo , ran slackware with it reselling shell and custom irc vhosts , support was fast in irc chatroom

Then RoseHosting, CyberWurx, RimuHosting, ISPserver (had few with them in NYC and was it Louxembourg or Germany?), Linode...

It was good 'ol Bezos, found AWS via the GitHub Student Pack. Then found smaller semi-LE providers (Vultr, Linode), then I found LET.

Vps were from multiple providers first one was from Digital ocean 2016 then there were hostsailor , linode etc

I think I started with a Linode back in 2006-2007 or something, when their smallest instance cost $20 pr month.. (Image)