Test Internet Speed

You can use the Speedtest CLI application on Linux, Ubuntu, or Debian-based distributions. This is a tool provided by Ookla to test your internet speed from the command line. Note: Speedtest CLI is also available on many different operating systems, and the installation command may vary depending on the operating system you are using. In case you are using a different operating system, refer to the Speedtest CLI documentation for installation and usage instructions for your operating system.

To test your internet speed using Speedtest CLI on Linux

Follow these steps to install and use Speedtest CLI:

1. Open a terminal window.

2. Run the following command to download and install:

   curl -s https://packagecloud.io/install/repositories/ookla/speedtest-cli/script.rpm.sh | sudo bash

   Note that this command will require administrative privileges, so you'll need to enter the administrator password to proceed.

3. After the installation process is complete, run the following command to install Speedtest CLI:

   sudo yum install speedtest

4. Once the installation process is complete, you can perform an internet speed test by running the following command:

   speedtest

   Speedtest CLI will automatically find the nearest server to perform the test and then display the results of download and upload speeds as well as latency.

   
5. However, after 3 days, the speed will decrease to Download: 220.46 Mbps/s and Upload: 262.51 Mbps/s as shown below:

   

To test your internet speed using Speedtest CLI on Ubuntu:

Follow these steps to install and use Speedtest CLI:

1. Open a terminal window.

2. Run the following command to download and install:

   sudo apt-get install curlcurl -s https://packagecloud.io/install/repositories/ookla/speedtest-cli/script.deb.sh | sudo bash

   Note that this command will require administrative privileges, so you'll need to enter the administrator password to proceed.

3. After the installation process is complete, run the following command to install Speedtest CLI:

   sudo apt-get install speedtest

4. Once the installation process is complete, you can perform an internet speed test by running the following command:

   speedtest

   Speedtest CLI will automatically find the nearest server to perform the test and then display the results of download and upload speeds as well as latency.

   

Internet Speed Test with Fast

In addition to Speedtest CLI, you can also use Fast. Fast is an open-source CLI utility developed by Netflix's fast.com service, and you can also access it directly from your browser.

Fast is a perfect tool for those who just want to check download speed in a very simple way.

1. To use it via the command line, you'll need to properly install npm on your system and then run the command:

   sudo npm install --global fast-cli

2. You can also install it via snap:

   sudo snap install fast

3. After installation, you can run it via the command line:

   fast

   

Monitoring Internet Speed with vMonitor on the dashboard

• You can access the vMonitor homepage at: https://hcm-3.console.vngcloud.vn/vmonitor/dashboard to monitor the internet speed of your server.

SpeedTest International Location

Country	City	Provider	Host	ID	CLI	Status updated 30-Oct-2024
Republic of Singapore	Singapore	MyRepublic	speedtest.myrepublic.com.sg:8080	5935	speedtest -s 5935	Activate
Republic of Singapore	Singapore	NewMedia Express	www.speedtest.com.sg:8080	367	speedtest -s 367	Activate
Republic of Singapore	Singapore	PT FirstMedia	sg-speedtest.fast.net.id:8080	7556	speedtest -s 7556	Activate
Republic of Singapore	Singapore	StarHub Mobile Pte Ltd	co2speedtest1.starhub.com:8080	4235	speedtest -s 4235	Activate
Singapore	Singapore	Singtel	speedtest.singnet.com.sg:8080	13623	speedtest -s 13623	Activate
Republic of Singapore	Singapore	Viewqwest Pte Ltd	speedtest10.vqbn.com:8080	2054	speedtest -s 2054	Activate
Republic of Singapore	Singapore	M1 Limited	m1speedtest1.m1net.com.sg:8080	7311	speedtest -s 7311	Activate