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vyas

@RDX said:
I just tested my new LA server after, I hope, the heavy provisioning and bench scripting are done on my node.

The BM numbers are quite explosive.

Potassium in water? @dahartigan

poisson

@RDX said:
I just tested my new LA server after, I hope, the heavy provisioning and bench scripting are done on my node. I have to say that I am really impressed by the results. Thank you!

I have just released 33 days worth of benchmarking data for Nexus Bytes' Germany server. You can be sure that the performance will stay the same for a long time.

seriesn

@RDX said:
I just tested my new LA server after, I hope, the heavy provisioning and bench scripting are done on my node. I have to say that I am really impressed by the results. Thank you!

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Region: Global https://bench.monster v.1.5.0 2020-01-11

Usage : curl -LsO bench.monster/speedtest.sh; bash speedtest.sh -Global

OS : Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS (64 Bit)
Virt/Kernel : KVM / 4.15.0-74-generic
CPU Model : AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12-Core Processor
CPU Cores : 2 @ 3792.874 MHz x86_64 512 KB Cache
CPU Flags : AES-NI Enabled & VM-x/AMD-V Enabled
Load Average : 0.09, 0.04, 0.00
Total Space : 60G (2.3G ~5% used)
Total RAM : 1992 MB (99 MB + 951 MB Buff in use)
Total SWAP : 0 MB (0 MB in use)

Uptime : 6 days 11:5

ASN & ISP : ,
Organization :
Location : Rye, United States / US

Region : New Hampshire

## Geekbench v4 CPU Benchmark:

Single Core : 5493 (EXCELLENT)
Multi Core : 9647

## IO Test

CPU Speed:
bzip2 : 140 MB/s
sha256 : 299 MB/s
md5sum : 580 MB/s

RAM Speed:
Avg. write : 3242.7 MB/s
Avg. read : 8567.5 MB/s

Disk Speed:
1st run : 823 MB/s
2nd run : 780 MB/s
3rd run : 803 MB/s

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Average : 802.0 MB/s

## Global Speedtest

Location Upload Download Ping

Speedtest.net 15.29 Mbit/s 51.89 Mbit/s * 298.999 ms
USA, New York (AT&T) 178.03 Mbit/s 338.28 Mbit/s 62.003 ms
USA, Chicago (Windstream) 335.69 Mbit/s 960.65 Mbit/s 41.763 ms
USA, Dallas (Frontier) 474.41 Mbit/s 1148.23 Mbit/s 35.407 ms
USA, Miami (Frontier) 309.72 Mbit/s 753.40 Mbit/s 59.939 ms
USA, Los Angeles (Spectrum) 1565.53 Mbit/s 2020.42 Mbit/s 2.738 ms
UK, London (Community Fibre) 38.44 Mbit/s 363.24 Mbit/s 137.524 ms
France, Lyon (SFR) 60.36 Mbit/s 330.71 Mbit/s 146.629 ms
Germany, Berlin (DNS:NET) 119.16 Mbit/s 295.61 Mbit/s 158.760 ms
Spain, Madrid (MasMovil) 116.72 Mbit/s 235.99 Mbit/s 156.942 ms
Italy, Rome (Unidata) 25.60 Mbit/s 210.96 Mbit/s 162.569 ms
Russia, Moscow (MTS) 12.03 Mbit/s 54.31 Mbit/s 219.140 ms
Israel, Haifa (013Netvision) 81.90 Mbit/s 173.15 Mbit/s 194.197 ms
India, New Delhi (GIGATEL) 24.54 Mbit/s 61.15 Mbit/s 270.912 ms
Singapore (FirstMedia) 3.56 Mbit/s 21.28 Mbit/s 178.157 ms
Japan, Tsukuba (SoftEther) 170.97 Mbit/s 423.08 Mbit/s 116.460 ms
Australia, Sydney (Yes Optus) 95.98 Mbit/s 106.93 Mbit/s 156.162 ms
RSA, Randburg (Cool Ideas) 19.73 Mbit/s 48.50 Mbit/s 304.922 ms

Brazil, Sao Paulo (Criare) 85.89 Mbit/s 112.51 Mbit/s 174.254 ms

Finished in : 9 min 34 sec
Timestamp : 2020-01-15 14:48:28 GMT
Saved in : /home/rdx/speedtest.log

Share results:
- http://www.speedtest.net/result/8947961366.png
- https://browser.geekbench.com/v4/cpu/15138462
- https://clbin.com/OclEE

Thank you for the explosive benchmark sir. I hope you are also putting your vm to good use?

@poisson said:

@RDX said:
I just tested my new LA server after, I hope, the heavy provisioning and bench scripting are done on my node. I have to say that I am really impressed by the results. Thank you!

I have just released 33 days worth of benchmarking data for Nexus Bytes' Germany server. You can be sure that the performance will stay the same for a long time.

Thank you for the kind words brother . I am just happy to know that you got what you paid for and satisfied with us. Appreciate your kind support.

dahartigan

@vyas said:

@RDX said:
I just tested my new LA server after, I hope, the heavy provisioning and bench scripting are done on my node.

The BM numbers are quite explosive.

Potassium in water? @dahartigan

Exothermic

cybertech

This shits crazy! Time to put it to good use

seriesn

@cybertech said:
This shits crazy! Time to put it to good use

ouvoun

I know multiple people have mentioned this, but I just wanted to add myself on to the list of people that are incredibly impressed with the service provided by @seriesn. He takes any issues seriously, and will do whatever it takes to ensure smooth service. This really feels like a dedicated server at VPS pricing.

If you don't have one of these bad boys please pick one up before the sale ends. It'll be worth it.

poisson

@ouvoun said:
I know multiple people have mentioned this, but I just wanted to add myself on to the list of people that are incredibly impressed with the service provided by @seriesn. He takes any issues seriously, and will do whatever it takes to ensure smooth service. This really feels like a dedicated server at VPS pricing.

If you don't have one of these bad boys please pick one up before the sale ends. It'll be worth it.

The time is ticking. You don't want to regret this one.

sonic

AGAIN: my 1GB NexusBytes box performs better than my Linode 1GB box. But Linode box is more expensive than it. (5$/month compare to < 2$/month)

seriesn

@ouvoun said: I know multiple people have mentioned this, but I just wanted to add myself on to the list of people that are incredibly impressed with the service provided by @seriesn. He takes any issues seriously, and will do whatever it takes to ensure smooth service. This really feels like a dedicated server at VPS pricing.

@sonic said: AGAIN: my 1GB NexusBytes box performs better than my Linode 1GB box. But Linode box is more expensive than it. (5$/month compare to < 2$/month)

Thank you so much for the kind words Family . Thank you for giving us and me the opportunity to be your hosting partner

We try our best to keep things underutilized and a true believer of "There is no such thing as enough monitoring" . Still working on a couple of network quarks but hopefully, things will be getting better as we move forward

havoc

@poisson said: 33 days worth of benchmarking data

What tool are you using for that? Daily cron or something?

poisson

@havoc said:

@poisson said: 33 days worth of benchmarking data

What tool are you using for that? Daily cron or something?

No. Manual running of script. How do you code a randomized cron?

havoc

@poisson said: No. Manual running of script. How do you code a randomized cron?

Jikes.

sudo crontab -e

and then add

0 1 * * * speedtest-cli > speedtest$(date +%Y%m%d_%H%M%S)

That should run a speedtest every day at 1AM and dump the result in a file with the current date. I think...haven't tried it. Don't think cron can do a random time though if that's what your asking. Best bet is stick it in a script and add a randomized sleep if you really want that

dahartigan

@havoc said:

@poisson said: No. Manual running of script. How do you code a randomized cron?

Jikes.

sudo crontab -e

and then add

0 1 * * * speedtest-cli > speedtest$(date +%Y%m%d_%H%M%S)

That should run a speedtest every day at 1AM and dump the result in a file with the current date. I think...haven't tried it. Don't think cron can do a random time though if that's what your asking. Best bet is stick it in a script and add a randomized sleep if you really want that

There's probably a nice one-liner that would work in cron, someone well versed in bash-fu would know right away probably..

uptime

@poisson - bash has a built-in $RANDOM variable which yields an integer between 0 and 32767 inclusive

echo $RANDOM
4775

so could use with sleep to easily introduce random delay up to about 9.1 hours (32767 seconds) with 1 second granularity

for example, in bash, this should run speedtest-cli after a random delay up to 1 hour:

sleep $((RANDOM % 3600)) && speedtest-cli > speedtest$(date +%Y%m%d_%H%M%S)

But I'm not sure how this one-liner would fare inside crontab - assume nothing, test everything

Finagling some over-engineered script to do the needful (quite possibly introducing more bugs than I am trying to prevent) ...

cat random_delay

#!/usr/bin/env bash

# random_delay: execute $command after random delay up to 32767 seconds 
# example: random_delay 60 echo "alrighty then"

seconds="$1"
command="${@:2}"
max_rand=32767
error=""

case "$seconds" in
  ''|*[!0-9]*) error="must be a positive integer" ;;
esac

if [[ -z "$error"]]; then
  if [[ seconds -lt 1 ]]; then
    error="must be greater than 0"
  elif [[ seconds -gt max_rand ]]; then
    error="must not be greater than $max_rand"
  fi
fi

if [[ -n "$error" ]]; then
  echo "$0 first argument \"$1\"" $error
  exit 1
fi

sleep $((RANDOM % seconds)) 
$command

seriesn

Yes please experiment. This is how we will have 10 geek bench instance running out of no where at 3 am and I will die with an heart attack. Rip ?

flips

@seriesn said:
(...) and I will die (...)

Please don't die!

uptime

Lulz ...

indeed, and ... when in doubt, simplify.

for @poisson we might assume default delay up to 24 hours with granularity of 1 minute

cat random_delay_daily

#!/usr/bin/env bash
command="$@"
minutes=$((RANDOM % 1440))
sleep ${minutes}m && $command

or as a one-liner:

sleep $((RANDOM % 1440))m && speedtest-cli > speedtest$(date +%Y%m%d_%H%M%S)

best to first test in crontab with something like:

0 1 * * * /path/to/random_delay_daily date >> /tmp/random_datelog

Note this depends on functionality of sleep provided by gnu coreutils, which has an "m" option for minutes

sleep --version

sleep (GNU coreutils) 8.28

cybertech

Just let me know what command to put and where

poisson

Lol my benching script takes up to ten minutes to complete.. imagine if I fuck it up with a bash script that runs it several times an hour (it trashes the CPU and disk in the process).

Thanks for the leads, though. I am going to experiment a bit.

vyas

@seriesn said:
Yes please experiment. This is how we will have 10 geek bench instance running out of no where at 3 am and I will die with an heart attack. Rip ?

Is that all it takes? How about 3 AM your time AND my time?

seriesn

@vyas said:

@seriesn said:
Yes please experiment. This is how we will have 10 geek bench instance running out of no where at 3 am and I will die with an heart attack. Rip ?

Is that all it takes? How about 3 AM your time AND my time?

Do I not respond to you at all the random weirdest time?

cybertech

We need boss alive to make servers that don't go boom on 20x benchs

gtxr

maybe I am the only one who does not do benchmarks on this new server

vyas

@seriesn said:

@vyas said:

@seriesn said:
Yes please experiment. This is how we will have 10 geek bench instance running out of no where at 3 am and I will die with an heart attack. Rip ?

Is that all it takes? How about 3 AM your time AND my time?

Do I not respond to you at all the random weirdest time?

Oh dear, he plays that card again. Ya alright, you win...no 3 AM BMs from me.

havoc

Maybe seriesn is a global collective with a hive mind

dahartigan

@havoc said:
Maybe seriesn is a global collective with a hive mind

I'm starting to think that @seriesn is a highly sophisticated AI sent back in time from the future where hosting sucks bigtime in order to keep the hosting-potassium continuum from imploding with awesome service and high quality wares.

"Prove me wrong"

cybertech

@dahartigan said:

@havoc said:
Maybe seriesn is a global collective with a hive mind

I'm starting to think that @seriesn is a highly sophisticated AI sent back in time from the future where hosting sucks bigtime in order to keep the hosting-potassium continuum from imploding with awesome service and high quality wares.

"Prove me wrong"

sounds legit but sadly he isnt alien because alien invented IPv6

dahartigan

@cybertech said:

@dahartigan said:

@havoc said:
Maybe seriesn is a global collective with a hive mind

I'm starting to think that @seriesn is a highly sophisticated AI sent back in time from the future where hosting sucks bigtime in order to keep the hosting-potassium continuum from imploding with awesome service and high quality wares.

"Prove me wrong"

sounds legit but sadly he isnt alien because alien invented IPv6

He ain't alien, technically speaking, since he was created here on Earth, just in the future..

cybertech

@dahartigan said:

@cybertech said:

@dahartigan said:

@havoc said:
Maybe seriesn is a global collective with a hive mind

I'm starting to think that @seriesn is a highly sophisticated AI sent back in time from the future where hosting sucks bigtime in order to keep the hosting-potassium continuum from imploding with awesome service and high quality wares.

"Prove me wrong"

sounds legit but sadly he isnt alien because alien invented IPv6

He ain't alien, technically speaking, since he was created here on Earth, just in the future..