Node network facts
Average latency reference for Southeast Asia: 20~50ms
This figure helps assess interactive distance when choosing a region; it does not guarantee the same result for every connection. Actual latency depends on the local ISP, inter-network routing, office-network congestion, wireless signal, and connection time. Browser-based remote desktops are more sensitive to continuous visual updates, while SSH, Git, and automation tasks typically depend more on connection stability and packet loss.
Before moving your workflow, run a short-term validation using your team’s actual network: record round-trip latency across multiple time periods, and test remote-desktop input, code pulls, dependency downloads, and artifact transfers separately. If multiple people connect from different offices, each primary location should be tested independently rather than relying on one team member’s data.
The average latency of 20~50ms is the regional selection reference for Southeast Asia. The node address, access method, and current status are provided with the order.
Average latency
20~50ms
Reference value for Southeast Asia
- Remote desktop
- Check input response, visual continuity, and keyboard mapping first
- SSH and Git
- Check session stability, authentication time, and data transfer first
- CI/CD
- Record dependency-download, build-execution, and artifact-upload times separately