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Is it possible to show some benchmarks? I suppose you mean by computational power but if it is by far the fastest, it should be trivial to bring up the differen
by h1d 10y ago
Is it possible to show some benchmarks? I suppose you mean by computational power but if it is by far the fastest, it should be trivial to bring up the differences in numbers.
- sdesol 10y agoI did a blog post last year that compared DigitalOcean, Vultr, and my 7 year old laptop for my Git indexing engine. Vultr performed better than DigitalOcean in all my tests. You can find the numbers at https://gitsense.com/blog/benchmarking-march-14-2016.html https://gitsense.com/blog/benchmarking-march-14-2016.html I probably should run the tests again to see how things have changed though.
- sdesol 9y agoSo I ran a few tests by indexing https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode https://github.com/Microsoft/vscode and these were the results DO - $10 | Vultr - $5 | Vultr - $10 ----------------------------------- 00:38:59 | 00:31:58 | 00:29:43 Indexing produced 64 searchable branches and as the above shows, Vultr easily outperformed DigitalOcean, at half the price. Edit: To put the numbers into perspective, I ran another test in a virtual machine with VirtualBox on my local desktop and finished indexing in 00:21:29 I allocated 1 virtual core and 1 GB of RAM for the virtual machine. The desktop processor is an i5-4460 @3.20GHz
- h1d 9y agoThanks for the numbers. As Vultr and Linode provide double the memory and other benefits for same price as DO, unless DO provides better plans, it's becoming a bit of a joke concerning raw performance / $.