Why does it take more than 3 seconds for a 500k js, to mount a server with a bandwidth of 1m?

is three.min.js . I have several servers, and the test results are as follows

. < table > < thead > < tr > < th align= "left" > Server < / th > < th align= "left" > loading speed < / th > < / tr > < / thead > < tbody > < tr > < td align= "left" > Aliyun 5m bandwidth < / td > < td align= "left" > average 180ms < / td > < / tr > < tr > < td align= "left" > Ali Cloud 1m bandwidth < / td > < td align= "left" > average 3.2s < / td > < / tr > < tr > < td align= "left" > Tencent Cloud 1m bandwidth < / td > < td align= "left" > 3.8 to 6 seconds < / td > < / tr > < / tbody > < / table >

are static file services for web using nginx.

the other js, of about 10k is loaded in 3 servers, and the loading speed is less than 100k to 200ms.

In theory, the

1m bandwidth can be loaded by 500ms, so why does it take more than 3 seconds? And many tests, no one can fall to less than 3 seconds, will it be the problem of nginx configuration?

< hr >

has just done a stress test, and you can see that @ _ TNT_ is correct. I always thought that the bandwidth algorithm of CVM was different from that of personal bandwidth.

1m bandwidth is 1mbps = 128kb/s

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Mar.17,2021

1m bandwidth is 1mbps = 128kb/s

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