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Do you have a speed test?

  • Posted July 2, 2012
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Kamal Nasser • April 7, 2015

@weihua20086: Yes – here’s a list of the current speed tests:

Kamal Nasser • April 7, 2015

@weihua20086: Yes – here’s a list of the current speed tests:

Kamal Nasser • April 7, 2015

@weihua20086: Yes – here’s a list of the current speed tests:

c10b10 • April 15, 2015

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weihua20086 • April 7, 2015

Do you have a speed test?

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Marco Montalbano • January 7, 2018

You can also use my webapp that runs all digitalocean speedtests on one page. The project is open source at https://github.com/marcomontalbano/speedtest-for-digitalocean

Marco Montalbano • January 7, 2018

You can also use my webapp that runs all digitalocean speedtests on one page. The project is open source at https://github.com/marcomontalbano/speedtest-for-digitalocean

Ninja Sensei • August 5, 2015

if you want to test all of digitalocean servers in one go, you can try my simple bash script or my nakama’s ZacharyDuBois’s

Kamal Nasser • March 17, 2014

The speedtest links can be found here: <a href=“https://digitalocean.com/help/policy/”>https://digitalocean.com/help/policy/</a>

rajeev1204 • March 17, 2014

Add http://speedtest-sgp1.digitalocean.com

Kamal Nasser • December 4, 2013

Updated list of speedtests: <br> <br>AMS1 <a href=“http://speedtest-ams1.digitalocean.com/”>http://speedtest-ams1.digitalocean.com/ </a> <br>AMS2 <a href=“http://speedtest-ams2.digitalocean.com/”>http://speedtest-ams2.digitalocean.com/</a> <br>NY1 <a href=“http://speedtest-ny1.digitalocean.com/”>http://speedtest-ny1.digitalocean.com/ </a> <br>NY2 <a href=“http://speedtest-nyc2.digitalocean.com/”>http://speedtest-nyc2.digitalocean.com/ </a> <br>SFO1 <a href=“http://speedtest-sfo1.digitalocean.com/”>http://speedtest-sfo1.digitalocean.com/ </a>

Kamal Nasser • November 5, 2013

@ryanyam: Are you sure that pinging the hostnames “admin” posted right above your post doesn’t work?

ryanyam • November 5, 2013

I’d like to check the latency of your servers but I can’t ping them. How can I check them?

admin229247 • August 25, 2013

Just for the record: <br> <br>http://speedtest-ny1.digitalocean.com/ <br>http://speedtest-nyc2.digitalocean.com/ <br>http://speedtest-ams1.digitalocean.com/ <br>http://speedtest-sfo1.digitalocean.com/ <br> <br>:)

Kamal Nasser • June 26, 2013

@sa00 Yes – please see our FAQ page: https://www.digitalocean.com/faq