Tuesday, July 19, 2016

Cedexis Measures Latencies of Major U.S. Public Clouds

Cedexis, which specializes in Internet performance monitoring and optimization, released data measuring the performance of major clouds in the U.S. during March/April 2016.

The data includes Real End User Measurements for:

  • AWS
  • Azure
  • SoftLayer
  • Rackspace
  • Google

The report specifically includes findings on the following:

  • Worst to First: Latency of 17 US based Clouds (in Milliseconds)
  • Regional comparison of US based Clouds - US Latency in Milliseconds
  • Regional comparison - 8 best clouds with regard to US Latency, March/April 2016
  • Regional Comparison of top 4 Clouds with regard to Latency
  • US Availability of Clouds – Regional Breakout
  • Southwest latency over a 48 hour period – abnormal diurnal congestion
  • Southwest Availability over same 48 hour period – Google wins!

Cedexis noted that there are significant diurnal patterns that indicate congestion of major peering points, and that this congestion effects the different clouds to varying degrees.

http://www.cedexis.com/