Digital Ocean latency checker
Digital Ocean latency checker helps to find fastest DO region from your location.
INSTALLATION
pip install do-latency
USAGE
-h, –help - show help
–ping-count - count of ICMP requests for latency check (default: 10)
–file-size {10mb, 100mb} - size of downloaded file (default: 10mb).
–udp - use UDP not ICMP.
In some linux systems UDP testing does not work, so you should use true ICMP and run `do-latency` from root:
sudo do-latency
TODO
[x] latency check with ICMP
[x] download speed measurement
[x] python 3 support
LICENSE
MIT
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