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# Speed & Ping Tests for Cloud Hosting Providers # Speed & Ping Tests for Cloud Hosting Providers
Shell script to test speed and pings to the following datacenters: ### Notes:
**Notes:** - Speed tests for ***each data center*** can use up to **100MB of data**. Be careful if your ISP caps your data usage!
- Speed tests for ***each datacenter*** can use up to **100MB of data**. Be careful if your ISP caps your data usage!
- Files are downloaded via HTTP (not HTTPS) to get pure speed without encryption overhead. - Files are downloaded via HTTP (not HTTPS) to get pure speed without encryption overhead.
- If it looks like the script is doing nothing, the current test is probably just taking a while — especially when testing far-away regions. If you already know that testing other continents is futile, just remove them from the for loops. (progress indicators are on the to-do list!) - If it looks like the script has crashed, the current test is probably just taking a while — especially when testing far-away regions. If you already know that testing other continents is futile, just remove them from the for loops in `speed.sh`.
- AWS and GCP tests courtesy of [CloudHarmony](https://cloudharmony.com/). - AWS and GCP tests courtesy of [CloudHarmony](https://cloudharmony.com/).
- Tests can always be influenced by outside variables. Run the scripts multiple times if you want to ensure accuracy. Obviously, evil throttling ISPs can mess up the results too. - Tests can always be influenced by outside variables. Run the scripts multiple times if you want to ensure accuracy. Obviously, evil throttling ISPs can mess up the results too.
**Usage:** ### Usage:
If you trust me, these commands will download and run the scripts automatically: If you trust me, these commands will download and run the scripts automatically:
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./speed.sh ./speed.sh
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### Data centers:
Scripts will test speed and pings to the following data centers:
**DigitalOcean:** [(locations)](https://www.digitalocean.com/docs/platform/availability-matrix/#datacenter-regions) **DigitalOcean:** [(locations)](https://www.digitalocean.com/docs/platform/availability-matrix/#datacenter-regions)
- NYC1 - NYC1
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**Google Cloud:** [(locations)](https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/regions-zones/) **Google Cloud:** [(locations)](https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/regions-zones/)
- us-central1
- us-east1 - us-east1
- us-east4 - us-east4
- us-west1 - us-west1
- us-central1
- northamerica-northeast1 - northamerica-northeast1
- asia-east1 - asia-east1
- asia-east2 - asia-east2