1 vCPU 2.5Ghz Core
1 GB Memory
25 GB SSD Storage
1 Gbps Network Port
1 TB Monthly Transfer
1 IPv4 Address
1 vCPU 2.5Ghz Cores
2 GB Memory
55 GB SSD Storage
1 Gbps Network Port
2 TB Monthly Transfer
1 IPv4 Address
2 vCPU 2.5Ghz Cores
4 GB Memory
80 GB SSD Storage
1 Gbps Network Port
3 TB Monthly Transfer
1 IPv4 Address
4 vCPU 2.5Ghz Cores
8 GB Memory
160 GB SSD Storage
1 Gbps Network Port
4 TB Monthly Transfer
1 IPv4 Address
Hardware Information
• Intel Xeon Processors
• Intel Chipset
• Kingston Memory
• WesternDigital SATA Storage
• Samsung SSD Storage
Software Information
• CentOS 7.x 64 bit
Optional
• Debian
• Ubuntu
• Fedora
• VMWare ESXi
• XenServer
• CloudLinux (+£20 a month)
System Memory
• up to 96 GB available
System Storage
• up to 1.2 TB SSD available
System Backup
• Off-Site or On-Server
System Management
• Standard Management
• Pro Management (+£50 a month)
System Control
• cPanel + WHM (+£25 a month)
Benchmark Score
• up to 41675 available
IPv4 Addresses
• 5 IP’s /29 (+ £10 a month)
Data Centre
• London
• Europe (Coming Soon)
• America (Coming Soon)
• Asia (Coming Soon)
• Australia (Coming Soon)
• Canada (Coming Soon)
Total IOPS
Benchmark
Avg I/O Speed
The Results
Based on a 2 vCPU instance with 4GB of memory and at least 30GB of disk space. First of all we installed Centos 7×64 without SELinux, updated yum and rebooted. When we ran UnixBench and fio IOPS tester, we did it randomly during the day and night.
We’re excited to see our standard cloud to beat the mainstream leaders, however we weren’t expecting to outperform the premium cloud providers.
From the results, Total IOPS are over 40% faster than the next leading provider and the performance benchmarking is over 15% better than the next leading provider.
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