archil CLI, and fio.
Run it in the same cloud region as the disk, since a cross-region round trip is larger than most of these figures.
It needs curl, jq, fio, journalctl, the archil CLI, and an API key
in ARCHIL_API_KEY. Set API to your region’s control plane endpoint and
REGION to match, then run it as root with sudo -E bash latency.sh. It takes about two minutes, creates disks named
latency-test-*, and deletes them when it finishes.
latency.sh
us-east-1 on October 27, 2026:
- Create and delete leave out the TLS handshake, about 10 ms on a new connection.
mount ms, wallincludes starting the CLI. The client log line doesn’t.- Checkpoint and branch are CLI wall times, so they include starting the CLI, and branch also opens a new TLS connection.
- The read test mounts with
--read-ahead 0. With the default, random reads also pull in neighboring blocks, so about a third of them hit the client cache.