Add a Note about 'Packet Time' to the 'Backups' section in Docs
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Hey,
This is just a suggestion for the docs, and I don't even think it's fully necessary to have, but I think it would help those who are getting started with Cloudron.
I think it could fit in the backups section perhaps right after concurrency, which also has to do with performance: https://docs.cloudron.io/backups/#concurrency-settings
Anyways, if you think it would help, please mention:
- The completion speed for backups is dependent on your disk speed, network speed, concurrency settings, and the packet time between your Cloudron Server and the backup server/service (often related to the distance between them).
I just think it might help a bit to remind people that 8 ms ping will be many times better for a backup than 146 ms ping :).
Hope you are having a great day.
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Hey,
This is just a suggestion for the docs, and I don't even think it's fully necessary to have, but I think it would help those who are getting started with Cloudron.
I think it could fit in the backups section perhaps right after concurrency, which also has to do with performance: https://docs.cloudron.io/backups/#concurrency-settings
Anyways, if you think it would help, please mention:
- The completion speed for backups is dependent on your disk speed, network speed, concurrency settings, and the packet time between your Cloudron Server and the backup server/service (often related to the distance between them).
I just think it might help a bit to remind people that 8 ms ping will be many times better for a backup than 146 ms ping :).
Hope you are having a great day.
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@michaelpope i think the better word here would be "latency".
@fbartels said in Add a Note about 'Packet Time' to the 'Backups' section in Docs:
@michaelpope i think the better word here would be "latency".
Could do both.
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I guess we want to mention the bandwidth which is probably more important than the initial latency?
@girish I think you are probably right.
I'll do some tests.
And tbh, I don't know if it's super essential to mention all this speed up stuff either. But it might help.
Hope you are having a great day.
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I guess we want to mention the bandwidth which is probably more important than the initial latency?
@girish Did some testing. I think you are right. The distance is reducing the bandwidth I guess.
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