region·latency

Akamai Cloud latency test

Round-trip time from your browser to every Akamai Cloud (Linode) region — 24 of them, 8 in Europe, 7 in Asia, 7 in North America, 1 in Oceania, 1 in South America — and how much of each is distance rather than the network.

How Linode is probed

Object-storage endpoints answer per datacentre, timed blind — no CORS headers.

The first request of a sweep is discarded — it pays for DNS, TCP and TLS — so every sample after it is essentially one round trip, and the reported figure is the fastest of them.

Every Linode region

RegionCityCountryIPv4 prefixes
in-maa-1ChennaiIN96
id-cgk-1JakartaID80
in-bom-1MumbaiIN197
jp-osa-1OsakaJP108
ap-south-1SingaporeSG376
sg-sin-1SingaporeSG376
jp-tyo-1TokyoJP313
nl-ams-1AmsterdamNL96
de-fra-1FrankfurtDE457
eu-central-1FrankfurtDE457
gb-lon-1LondonGB422
es-mad-1MadridES64
it-mil-1MilanIT96
fr-par-1ParisFR184
se-sto-1StockholmSE112
us-iad-1AshburnUS282
us-southeast-1AtlantaUS263
us-ord-1ChicagoUS257
us-lax-1Los AngelesUS160
us-mia-1MiamiUS128
us-east-1NewarkUS393
us-sea-1SeattleUS128
au-mel-1MelbourneAU64
br-gru-1Sao PauloBR82

Prefix counts come from Linode’s own published feed. Each region links to its distance, its physical floor and the endpoint used to time it.

Measure it yourself

Open the instrument, select Linode, choose regions and run a sweep. Nothing is pre-selected and nothing runs until you press the button.