Hi! Developer of MySpeed here. Thank you for your ideas and feedback on the project! I've added your video to the "Tutorials" page on the landing page. The 4K display bug (1:47) will be fixed in the next version of the landing page. I also like your suggestion for a date display for tests, and it will be included in the next release. Regarding 12:44, I understand that it is confusing when the total number of test results is smaller. However, this refers to the time set in the settings under "Set period". I will try to make this more user-friendly in the future. Thanks again for your feedback and support!
Thanks for checking out the video! I'm glad you liked it and are taking a look at my thoughts on the project!! Multiple people in my discord have already made MySpeed their default speed tracker! :)
I agree that this is a great container. I recently started testing it on my VM running CasaOS. My previous container of SpeedTestTracker had some breaking changes so i used it as an excuse to tey something new.
Myspeed is a great container. It feels a little more lightweight than other Speedtest containers that track your tests and the advanced dashboard allows you to gather test data averages and see what changes do to your network and internet.
just installed this. i like the level of detail for stt but I like the simplicity of this one aswell. i like the it has more service providers than just ookla. will run it alongside stt this week and see how they compare
Hey DB! Thanks for everything. I like this. I have not even looked around, are there other docker options for this, and do you prefer one over another? (Or anyone that reads this)
There are other options like this: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-feArak6WCLw.html Ultimately it's just about preference. Install both, schedule them to run at different times, see which you like best :)
i did try some but never keep them for very long time, i try SpeedTest Tracker, i like but too much "option", i like the one in this video, simple and nice UI, and it can send notif to gotify, and the UI is very simple, i like that
I think I'll have to set this up soon. Do you know if running a speed test saturates the network? I don't care so much about data used, but I'd hate for it to take up all of my download and upload speed briefly as the test runs.
the tests only take around (or less than) 10 seconds. So, unless you're running them every minute, you should be fine. I've never noticed any issues on my network when I've got speed tests running on my server.
I can't deploy the stack/container in my docker - I get this error message :- Error Deployment error Failed to deploy a stack: Network myspeed_default Creating Network myspeed_default Created external volume "myspeed" not found I followed the simple instructions and the compose file text is exactly the same as in the video.
When I run this in docker I get just about 1gig up/down, but i have a 2gig connection and speedtest CLI on baremetal shows 2.4 gigs up/down. Are docker networks speed limited in someway or is it this app? Anyone with similar outcomes?
No idea. My internet speed is only about 1 gig and my network speed is only about 1 gig, so I'm not sure. Is your Docker server on a 1 gig network connection?
@@DBTechYT Just to update, all of my containers use the default docker network which uses bridge driver. After some googling around, I remade the container using the "host" network. This gave me speedtest results I was expecting. What network/driver do you typically use? Is it host for this container?
@@a40ozofmickeys I usually only have to use the host network setting for containers that monitor network traffic (like Beszel, for example) but if it worked for this setup, then that's great!
There's no whatsapp integration. There's Discord, Gotify, HealthChecks, Pushover, Telegram, and Webhook... So unless Whatsapp supports any of those, there's nothing you can do about it
