disk r/w io speed

[PakPos]

hello

i use dd to test my drive r/w and the speed avg at 50-60MB/s is that ok ? or i should change the provider ?

[PakPos]

anyone?

[PakPos]

hello guys,

can you share your opinion ? should i change the VPS provider or that is enough ?

[PakPos]

update
my old vps run with dd info 50-60MB/s for 1G file size
and i found vps with dd info 90++ av up tp 15-200 MB/s for 1G file size

now i move to that vps.

but i still need info
50-60MB/s is this normal speed ?

[Igor S.]

Hey, 50Mbps is not normal for SSD or nVME. But nobody knows which disks you use except you

[PakPos]

so the best way are move to other provider ?

[Igor S.]

The best way try to talk to the provider

[PakPos]

The best way try to talk to the provider

the provider always said that normal lol
now i have already change the provider... i got 350 minimum 450 maximum
10x speed.... less 50x error now ^_^

[Igor S.]

if your provider said the 50Mbit/s is the normal speed I would recommend you change the provider xD

[PakPos]

if your provider said the 50Mbit/s is the normal speed I would recommend you change the provider xD

thats what i think... thank you for that statement.. now i know 50Mbit is not good as they said

[overseer]

50MB/sec is likely from a very loaded RAID array shared amongst many VPS users, using older disk technology. They are likely overselling and over-provisioning users to get as many accounts on a single server as possible. Most providers nowadays are using SSDs unless you need a LOT of online storage, which then makes more sense to use "spinning rust." But then again, I'm running my own servers at a colocation facility, so I have RAID SSDs and backup HDs tuned to my configuration needs! So I/O blocking is not so much an issue for me.

[PakPos]

50MB/sec is likely from a very loaded RAID array shared amongst many VPS users, using older disk technology. They are likely overselling and over-provisioning users to get as many accounts on a single server as possible. Most providers nowadays are using SSDs unless you need a LOT of online storage, which then makes more sense to use "spinning rust." But then again, I'm running my own servers at a colocation facility, so I have RAID SSDs and backup HDs tuned to my configuration needs! So I/O blocking is not so much an issue for me.

u r right
but in my country
the vps provider have 50-70MBps


still not have money to get colo

[overseer]

Which country? You can get a used 2012 Mac mini (space for 2x SATA SSD) with 16GB RAM and have it co-located here in the US for $50/mo at MacStadium or CyberLynk (MacMiniVault). You don't have to run macOS as the host OS -- you can run VMware ESXi or a Linux with KVM if you want to run VM(s). Or bare metal CentOS even!

[PakPos]

Which country? You can get a used 2012 Mac mini (space for 2x SATA SSD) with 16GB RAM and have it co-located here in the US for $50/mo at MacStadium or CyberLynk (MacMiniVault). You don't have to run macOS as the host OS -- you can run VMware ESXi or a Linux with KVM if you want to run VM(s). Or bare metal CentOS even!

which country? Indonesia of course
when hosting user does not understand about SSD (like me)
they (provider) selling the old SSD with raid and million users inside it