This post walks through deploying Prometheus, Node Exporter, Grafana, and cAdvisor with Docker. It includes a ready‑to‑use docker-compose setup, a sample prometheus.yml configuration, and an overview of how Prometheus and Node Exporter work together. You’ll also see how to wire Grafana to Prometheus and quickly visualize metrics using community dashboards.

This tutorial walks you through setting up a BT downloader traffic dashboard on your server using Grafana and Prometheus. It supports qBittorrent, Deluge, and Transmission, and covers config preparation, Docker-based deployment of downloader-exporter, connectivity checks, and creating a Grafana panel with the proper data source.

Hands-on benchmark of Hybula’s Netherlands AMD EPYC Milan VPS: 2 vCPU / 4 GB RAM / 50 GB enterprise U.2 NVMe, 1 Gbps uplink and Advanced DDoS Shield. Covers promo options (10 TB traffic or 7-day backups), looking glass, and comprehensive benchmarks for hardware, CPU, disk I/O, network, streaming unlock, and routing performance.

This post benchmarks an Aeza Sweden VPS with a single-core Ryzen 5 3600, KVM virtualization and BBR enabled. It details CPU, memory bandwidth and disk I/O, with fio and YABS results reaching close to 1 GB/s reads. Streaming tests cover YouTube, Netflix (originals only on IPv4, full unlock on IPv6) and Disney+ Sweden, plus extensive IP reputation, routing and network throughput data.

Hands-on benchmark of CloudSigma’s Japan VPS: extensive streaming unlocks for Netflix, Disney+, TVer and more, with solid Japan-region CDN performance. Details include single-core Xeon CPU scores, memory read/write throughput, disk IO benchmarks (dd and fio), KVM virtualization, and IPv4 geolocation in Tokyo—suited for media streaming and lightweight applications.

Hands-on benchmarks of GCP VMs in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, and Japan. This post covers CPU, memory, and disk IO scores, NAT types, routing back to mainland China carriers, and real-world network performance. It also checks streaming unlock status for YouTube, Netflix, Disney+, TikTok, and more, plus IP reputation and fraud scores for each region.

This post benchmarks Misaka’s Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Singapore Standard NVMe plans in depth. It covers CPU, memory, and disk IO performance, detailed streaming unlock capabilities (including full IPv6 Netflix and Disney+ availability), three‑network China backhaul routes, latency‑optimized variants, fraud/IP reputation checks, and Speedtest results across multiple regions.

A step‑by‑step guide to bringing up Scaleway Stardust instances via API using Scaleway CLI. From signup, basic verification, fetching account and project IDs, and importing SSH keys, to writing one‑click scripts to deploy IPv6‑only Stardust instances in Paris or the Netherlands, plus cost analysis (~31 CNY/year) and restock tips.

Hands-on benchmark of Scaleway’s Netherlands €4.5/year instance: 1 vCPU, 1 GB RAM, 9 GB disk, Debian 11, with disk throughput up to 2 GB/s and native IPv6. Includes detailed YABS and fusion script benchmarks, network latency to major EU/US locations, streaming unlock status, and China backhaul routes—ideal for lightweight services or as a relay node.

This guide walks through quickly deploying the FullTclash Telegram bot on Debian 11. It covers environment setup, Nerd Fonts installation, and Telegram Bot configuration, then shows how to run the bot. Use it to batch-benchmark Clash nodes for connectivity, streaming unlock, OpenAI, IP risk, HTTP latency, and route topology analysis, helping you efficiently evaluate node quality.

Hands-on benchmark of the Spaceberg 4C6G512G 150T France VPS: AMD EPYC 7402/KVM with 4 vCPUs, 4GB RAM and 512GB NVMe. Measured disk I/O averages around 1.74GB/s with fio/Bench.y/YABS results, and downstream bandwidth peaks at roughly 4.8Gbps across European sites. Includes Geekbench 6, iperf3, multimedia unlock status, and China backhaul routing traces.

HostCram’s Independence Day promotion features a VPS with 4 vCPU cores on an i9-11900K, 8GB DDR4 RAM, 80GB NVMe SSD, 4TB bandwidth on a 1Gbps port, and a dedicated IPv4. YABS benchmark shows peak disk throughput up to 12.6GB/s and local Dallas network speeds reaching 941/940Mbps on iperf3 tests, making it a compelling option for high-performance workloads.