Charting Fibre speed over time.

Here is the global pings from 4 sites around the world. The spikes seem to line up most of the times.

Global Ping

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Global AVG Ping

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PBCool said:
It would be interesting to throw in someone using Active Ethernet, because OS, Octotel and Frogfoot are all PON.
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OK, I'm in. I'm on Vumatel, so have started gathering tests every 10 mins against the Cool Ideas test server. Will plot the results on Sunday evening.
 
jacof said:
Paul not sure what you did but the network seems a lot more stable from yesterday around 4pm. I have not seen any big dips in speed on my end and the other test site is also stable at this stage. We will still monitor for the rest of the weekend.

When you say the spikes should not be there then what is causing it. Before you say it is OS, we see the same spikes from the other sites around the world pointing to that server via the global cloud ping. They are not all on the OS network. The only thing in common is your network.
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No changes on our side, so can't advise. Not pointing fingers at OS. Our graphs are the same. Remember your external ping comes via external paths and your OS ping is technically internal.
 
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Seeyou said:
So around the time everyone goes home for the weekend? :)
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That should technically make things worse as usage and network usage is higher :)
 
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coop said:
OK, I'm in. I'm on Vumatel, so have started gathering tests every 10 mins against the Cool Ideas test server. Will plot the results on Sunday evening.
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@Coop are you logged in to the CI network ? If so great. The we have another test site.
 
jacof said:
@Coop are you logged in to the CI network ? If so great. The we have another test site.
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Yes, I'm on the CI network and using the CI Randburg server. Currently just logging as a CSV, will graph it once I have enough data. The odd thing is, upload speed seems a little inconsistent, which it never used to be. I think that started when Vumatel had their last maintenance window. So far, download speed is fairly consistent.
 
@coop I can send you some new code and then your feed will be logged to the emon cloud.
 
PBCool said:
Remember your external ping comes via external paths and your OS ping is technically internal.
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Stating the obvious. Still does not tell me why I see the same thing on the internal and external paths. You can not blame OS in this case as the paths from all over show the same spikes on the pings.
 
@coop your feed is live. Thanks. Love your speed Mmmmmm
 
@jacof wouldn't mind taking part as well, 100/100mbps on TT connect using CI as an isp?
 
jacof said:
@coop your feed is live. Thanks. Love your speed Mmmmmm
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Yeah, I'm pretty happy with the download speed, at least until 1Gb/s connections drop in price. Also, the slight slowdown between 7:30 and 10 PM was likely because we were watching netflix (though it was older SD content).
 
I signed up for a vox fatpipe account yesterday, was only really planning on having a look at their site but it was SO easy. Switched the router over and did quite a few speedtests. The result is basically exactly the same as WA. Going to try a different router.
 
jacof said:
Stating the obvious. Still does not tell me why I see the same thing on the internal and external paths. You can not blame OS in this case as the paths from all over show the same spikes on the pings.
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We don't see the same, so please mail me what you are seeing on your graphing?
 
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rorz0r said:
I signed up for a vox fatpipe account yesterday, was only really planning on having a look at their site but it was SO easy. Switched the router over and did quite a few speedtests. The result is basically exactly the same as WA. Going to try a different router.
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What are the results?
 
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