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Transferred Droplet to Different Account. Runs about 50% slower with identical specs.

Posted February 17, 2020 338 views
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I have been running a droplet for two years with zero issues. I recently created a snapshot and transferred it to a different DO account. I created a new droplet with the exact same specs and it is running must slower.

Are some servers just a lot slower than others? Should I delete the droplet and re-create it in the hopes it lands on a faster server?

Looking for any advice. Thanks.

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alexdo February 17, 2020

Hello, @SwordSmith

Could you please elaborate more on the performance issue? Is it your application/site that runs slower or it’s just that the server is taking more than to execute your commands? Can you notice spikes in the memory and CPU usage or in the server load itself?

Let me know how it goes.

Regards,
Alex

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  • SwordSmith February 17, 2020

    The pages take much longer to load. Here are two benchmarks from Geekbench:

    Here’s the old (faster) droplet:

    https://browser.geekbench.com/v4/cpu/15236936

    Here’s the new (slower) droplet:

    https://browser.geekbench.com/v4/cpu/15236935

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    • alexdo February 18, 2020

      Hello, @SwordSmith

      Thanks for getting back to me. Did you create the droplet indifferent region? Can you spot any difference in the memory/CPU usage on the new droplet? Have you done any other troubleshooting on the droplet as well?

      The benchmarks tests are showing different results and what you need to do is to check if the new droplet is experiencing some issues like memory exhaustion or spike in the traffic and etc.

      Regards,
      Alex

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      • SwordSmith March 30, 2020

        The droplets are in the same region.
        There are zero differences in the droplet. They are identical in every way.

        There is no traffic spike and usage has remained the same in every way.

        Everything is 1:1 between the old droplet and the new one. This is why I posted the question.

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