Linode Object Storage to Brasil
I want to use Linode Object Storage to my assets.
I'm locate on Brasil - South America.
But i don't get good time response from Linode Object Storage.
Example:
if call this URL from Linode Object Storage (http://assets.website-us-east-1.linodeobjects.com/BaseProdutos/development/localhost/uploads/administradores/imagens/000/000/001/show/avatar.png) get a response in 376ms.
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if call this URL from Google Cloud Storage (http://assets.qw3.com.br.storage.googleapis.com/BaseProdutos/production/bdd.wpet.com.br/uploads/administradores/imagens/000/000/001/show/avatar.png) get a response in 53ms.
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Can i get a response from Brasil or South America from Linode Object Storage for fast response?
Regards.
1 Reply
watrick
Linode Staff
With Object Storage only being available in our Newark and Frankfurt data centers currently, you will be limited with options for locations to host your files with us. I don't have an ETA to provide, but we are planning to roll out this service to all data centers eventually.
I just did a quick test from a server that is based in Brazil, in Rio de Janeiro, and I got different response when I ran wget on those files:
Linode Object Storage:
avatar.png 100%[===============>] 18.66K 121KB/s in 0.2s
Google Cloud Storage:
avatar.png.1 100%[===============>] 18.46K --.-KB/s in 0.05s
This could mean that the routing for my test server and your local machine has different routing to the Linode network. You could test this with an MTR report. MTR reports combine the routing of a traceroute command with ping to give us a more robust understanding of what's happening along the route between two IP addresses. There's another Community Question post that provides more information on MTR reports
For Newark:
mtr -rwbzc100 us-east-1.linodeobjects.com
For Frankfurt:
mtr -rwbzc100 eu-central-1.linodeobjects.com
If you see any issues with latency or packet loss within the Linode network, you can open a Support ticket with us so that we can look into addressing it for you. If it's outside of the Linode network, I'd recommend reaching out to that ISP to see if they can address it.