PetaByet V1

[Nett]

Hello guys,
 
I'm here announcing the launch of PetaByet V1. I've spent a month improving it, providing better & more accurate benchmark reports.
 
PetaByet offers fast & easy server benchmarking. It takes only 2-5 minutes to complete and tests your disk IO + network. Furthermore, it checks your server's system information and network information. A web based report will be generated, with benchmark details, a PetaByet Score rating (0-10) and an option to embed the benchmark on your websites!
 
Sample reports: RamNode NL | Vultr CHI | Vultr NL | Virtuovo | Backupsy | Sort
Sample embedded report: My initial Results with Vultr Hosting thanks @k0nsl !
 
Fixes/New Features:
[FIX] Fixed an issue that causes the GeoIP API to provide incorrect results
[FIX] Fixed the disk space calculation issue on some servers
[FIX] Bandwidth calculation for some servers
[FIX] Better layout on the homepage
[FIX] Increased security/ anti-cheating
[NEW] New benchmark report permalink structure
[NEW] PetaByet Score
[NEW] Bandwidth average overview
[NEW] Embedded reports
[NEW] View random benchmarks
[NEW] Sort benchmarks
[NEW] GeoIP/JsonIP API
 
Run a benchmark now: https://www.petabyet.com/
Follow us on twitter: https://twitter.com/TeamPetaByet
 
Thanks for your great support so far!

 

[serverian]

Failed on Debian 7

./fullbench.sh: line 147: ioping: command not found

Testing Seek

./fullbench.sh: line 149: ioping: command not found

Testing Sequential

./fullbench.sh: line 151: ioping: command not found

 

========== Network =========

 

./fullbench.sh: line 158: curl: command not found

Getting IP information...

Analysing data...

 

Finishing up...

Sending Report to PetaByet.com

 

 

========== Benchmark Report =========

 

 

./fullbench.sh: line 173: curl: command not found

 

[serverian]

Worked on CentOS 6 x64 *very* minimal: https://www.petabyet.com/result/2014-03-22-9bd0e1debb6b289b2da55571c23d4966/

 

[Nett]

Failed on Debian 7

Could you please try again.

 

[Coastercraze]

Looks good, though I would recommend that you should have a user input for location.

Example: (Location is Los Angeles,CA not Atlanta, GA)

https://www.petabyet.com/result/2014-03-22-9b00d1b8550adfac2d8b92d2a79ca619/

 

[Nett]

Looks good, though I would recommend that you should have a user input for location.

Example: (Location is Los Angeles,CA not Atlanta, GA)

https://www.petabyet.com/result/2014-03-22-9b00d1b8550adfac2d8b92d2a79ca619/

You can put the location in the plan field or provider field, like this one.

Thanks for the suggestion.

 

[httpzoom]

Looks really good.

Is this a script you'll be licensing out at any point in time?

 

[Nett]

Looks really good.

Is this a script you'll be licensing out at any point in time?

No, I'll not be selling/showing the code to the public, however the whole platform will be kept free to use.

 

[qrwteyrutiyoup]

No, I'll not be selling/showing the code to the public, however the whole platform will be kept free to use.

Well, the code *is* publicly available. In fact I just made some changes so that it would work with ArchLinux as well, since it's the distro I use most. I was just going to ask if you'd like to incorporate the changes to your script

 

[Nett]

Well, the code *is* publicly available. In fact I just made some changes so that it would work with ArchLinux as well, since it's the distro I use most. I was just going to ask if you'd like to incorporate the changes to your script

I meant the PHP/MySQL backend.

Yes, sure, PM me with your script.

 

[Coastercraze]

You can put the location in the plan field or provider field, like this one.

Thanks for the suggestion.

That won't actually change the Location field though...

Location:Matawan, New Jersey, United States

See what I mean? It's not accurate and some users are not that tech savy to know that an IP's geo-location is always going to be the ISP's corporate location.

 

[qrwteyrutiyoup]

I meant the PHP/MySQL backend.

Yes, sure, PM me with your script.

Ahaa, that makes sense. PM sent.