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Toronto or San Francisco region for Vancouver-based community?

Posted October 17, 2015 3.1k views
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Motorcycle club based in Vancouver looking to run a very simple website with a nodebb forum (again, a small community of less than 200 members). Does it matter performance-wise if I select Toronto or San Francisco for our server region?

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  • tech128ca February 28, 2020
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    I know this was posted over 5 years ago, but it honestly depends. If you prefer your data hosted on Canadian soil, so with TOR1. Otherwise, go with SFO :)

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eldin October 17, 2015

Hello @webmaster91d299,

San Francisco would have better Latency.

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Geraner October 18, 2015

I suggest to ask them the check the speed and latency with the help of those two links, provided by DigitalOcean. Depending on the results, select the location with the lowest latency (Ping).

To speedtest the Toronto server:
http://speedtest-tor1.digitalocean.com/

To spedtest the San Franciso server:
http://speedtest-sfo1.digitalocean.com/

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Geraner

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motorambler October 21, 2015

Thank you very much for your help :)

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dizballanze August 3, 2018

Hi. You can use this command line tool to test latency from you to all DO regions
https://github.com/dizballanze/do-latency

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