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      darsh_parsana last edited by

      hey I am a noob at n8n and cloudron i want to ask how can i increase the disk i/o i want this becasue my n8n is hitting the max Disk I/O so i want to increase it

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        fbartels App Dev @darsh_parsana last edited by

        @darsh_parsana said in How to increase Disk I/O:

        increase the disk i/o

        There really aren't any ways in software that you could increase something that is caused by hardware limitation. The numbers in the screenshot look really low however, so I am assuming the hoster you rented your vps from has overbooked the physical server your vps is located on. Often you can contact their support and asked to be moved to a different node.

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          darsh_parsana @fbartels last edited by

          @fbartels actually i am using azure, 4 cores and 16 GB Ram, now the thing is disk should be showing more than 250 kb now i am confused why is this happening and it's not me alone my friend deployed n8n on cloudron in fully dedicated server and their is was showing 6kb disk IO

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            fbartels App Dev @darsh_parsana last edited by

            @darsh_parsana said in How to increase Disk I/O:

            disk should be showing more than 250 kb

            Only because the y axis ends at 250 kB/s does not mean that this is the limit. The table dynamically grows, so if you have something that would cause more disk i/o the scale would adapt.

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