A test server close to you
A result is only trustworthy when the test runs against a server that is both near enough and healthy enough. Here is how the network is run and monitored.
Traffic in real time
Hover over any node to see the current load on that server cluster.
Selected test servers
Each test picks the server with the lowest latency, not the one nearest on the map.
| Location | Operator | Bandwidth | Ping | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hanoi, Vietnam | VN Backbone | 40 Gbps | 6 ms | Online |
| Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam | Southern IX | 100 Gbps | 4 ms | Online |
| Singapore | Equinix SG | 200 Gbps | 28 ms | Online |
| Tokyo, Japan | JP Net Exchange | 100 Gbps | 52 ms | High load |
| Frankfurt, Germany | DE-CIX Partner | 400 Gbps | 168 ms | Online |
| Los Angeles, United States | West Coast Peering | 200 Gbps | 142 ms | Scheduled maintenance |
Recent incidents
Every disruption is logged publicly, along with how long it took to resolve.
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Elevated latency in the East Asia cluster
A transit link was congested for 40 minutes; traffic was rerouted through Singapore.
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Maintenance on the North America cluster
Ports were upgraded to 200 Gbps, with tests moved to standby servers for 25 minutes.
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Recovery after a submarine cable fault
International capacity returned to normal once the cable splice was completed.
Add your server to the network
Putting a test server inside your own infrastructure gives subscribers results that reflect what they actually experience, and keeps traffic off your upstream links.
- No fee to join the network
- You keep full control of the hardware and its configuration
- Your server is listed publicly in the directory
| Item | Minimum requirement |
|---|---|
| Bandwidth | 1 Gbps symmetric, unmetered |
| CPU | 4 cores or more, with TLS acceleration |
| RAM | 4 GB |
| IP address | Static IPv4; IPv6 recommended alongside it |
| Operating system | A supported release of Linux or Windows Server |
| Uptime | At least 95% each month |