Cloudron Disk Speed - Optimum?
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@erikscholz
Just guessing but I doubt (D) is the problem/solution
Always worth trying (B)
Failing which (C) if or while you are in contract, then find a better one -
We use hdparm for this info.
hdparm -Tt /dev/sdafor example. I would complain to your VPS provider, since the speed is very low. -
I just moved my Cloudron to Contabo VPS S with NVMe. It shows nearly 70 MB/sec on my cloudron disk usage report. This does not feel like NVMe speed at all. It's a fresh install. What should I do?
- A - run a script on the server to determine the true speed (edit: i ran curl -sL yabs.sh | bash screenshot of results see below)
- B - trust this number and complain at contabo customer service
- C - accept it as I ordered a cheap VPS
- D - installed apps slow down the disk (2x Ghost, Mealie, Surfer, typebot, umami)
- E - else
@erikscholz I'm on Contabo's VPS L NVME plan + Extra Storage Module. I ran
hdparm -Tt /dev/sda3and got the following:/dev/sda3: Timing cached reads: 12836 MB in 2.00 seconds = 6425.92 MB/sec Timing buffered disk reads: 798 MB in 3.00 seconds = 265.97 MB/secI did: C, B, C, B (useless CS), C, C, C...
In my Cloudron > System Info > I get two different speeds for /sda3 and /sda2 (boot) partitions, 312 MB/s vs. 1088 MB/s, respectively. Again, I'll just go with C and move on with my life
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I just moved my Cloudron to Contabo VPS S with NVMe. It shows nearly 70 MB/sec on my cloudron disk usage report. This does not feel like NVMe speed at all. It's a fresh install. What should I do?
- A - run a script on the server to determine the true speed (edit: i ran curl -sL yabs.sh | bash screenshot of results see below)
- B - trust this number and complain at contabo customer service
- C - accept it as I ordered a cheap VPS
- D - installed apps slow down the disk (2x Ghost, Mealie, Surfer, typebot, umami)
- E - else
Thanks for the input y'all. I did some further testing and found out something strange. When I change the CPU resources for each app, and it doesn't matter if I increase or decrease the resources and then checking the disk speed again it went up. Also wenn I stress test my website (did that with the siege command line tool) the disk speeds went up. Seems like Contabo does allocate resources when there is stress on the system and decrease resources when it's idling? So I could reach speeds of around 300 MB/s to 1 GB/s on SDA3. Same with SDA2.
I think I'll ignore the numbers for now as I don't feel there are real world problems on the VPS. And I guess if I really need to upscale performance for whatever reason I might switch to Hetzner or something else.
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