Verified Benchmarks · Real Server Hardware

Server Performance Benchmarks & Storage Metrics

Real-world, reproducible hardware benchmark metrics across enterprise NVMe/SSD storage arrays, multicore processors, and tier-1 transit.

85K+ Random Read IOPS
2,850 MB/s Sequential Read
High-Clock AMD/Intel Cores
10 Gbps Redundant Uplinks
85,000+
Random Read IOPS
2,850 MB/s
Sequential Read
< 0.8ms
Storage Access Latency
10 Gbps
Node Uplink Transit

Transparent, Reproducible Hardware Benchmarks

We believe in benchmark transparency over vague marketing slogans. Depending on your hosting plan and Scope of Work (SOW), IndSoft provides high-reliability Enterprise SAS arrays and ultra-low-latency NVMe solid-state storage. The figures below were generated using industry-standard tools (fio, sysbench, and iperf3) on standard production IndSoft hardware.

Tested Oct 2026

Storage IOPS & Read/Write Throughput (fio)

fio-benchmark.sh · 4K Random Read/Write Test
fio --name=randwrite --ioengine=libaio --iodepth=64 --rw=randwrite --bs=4k --direct=1 --size=4G --numjobs=4 --runtime=60 --group_reporting
Benchmark Results:
Run status group 0 (all jobs): WRITE: bw=342MiB/s (359MB/s), 342MiB/s-342MiB/s (359MB/s-359MB/s), io=20.5GiB (22.0GB), run=61440-61440msec IOPS=87,552, BW=358.6MB/s (342.0MiB/s) lat (usec): min=82, max=4120, avg=726.44, stdev=148.12

Hardware Performance Summary

Measured hardware capabilities across standard cloud instances and bare-metal nodes.

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Metric Test Benchmark Utility Measured Result Real-World Application Impact
4K Random Read IOPS fio (direct=1, iodepth=64) 87,552 IOPS Rapid database queries and concurrent MySQL transactions
4K Random Write IOPS fio (direct=1, iodepth=64) 76,420 IOPS Instant e-commerce cart updates and real-time logging
Sequential Read Throughput fio (1M block size) 2,850 MB/s High-speed media streaming, large file serving & backups
Single-Core CPU Performance sysbench cpu (10,000 primes) 1,420 events/sec Fast PHP execution time and rapid WordPress TTFB
Multi-Core Scaled CPU sysbench cpu (8 threads) 9,850 events/sec Heavy compiling, background queues, and concurrent traffic