Even 13 years ago, your speeds are obsolete by about 13 years and 13 tiers. (Image)

✔ EnabledRAM : 1.9 GiBSwap : 0.0 KiBDisk : 38.7 GiBDistro : Ubuntu 22.04 LTSKernel : 5.15.0-30-genericVM Type : KVMIPv4/IPv6 : ✔ Online / ❌ OfflineIPv4 Network Informat

> > Disk : 65.9 GiB

✔ EnabledRAM : 1.9 GiBSwap : 0.0 KiBDisk : 38.7 GiBDistro : Ubuntu 22.04 LTSKernel : 5.15.0-30-genericVM Type : KVMIPv4/IPv6 : ✔ Online / ❌ OfflineIPv4 Network Informat

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How did you mount the bucket? Do you have caching enabled if you did it via s3fs or clone then it probably is caching skewing the results. Still thats a good speed if 1Gbps is your max port speed but

Hi @noob404 — This looks awesome! Really impressive to see all these different projects you've been working on. That Disk Price Table is super useful - tracking storage prices can be a job in itself w

Anyway, here is the transfer speed comparison using cbm:

> Disk : 65.9 GiB

Now, next to being able to cache, I also want to actually cache files for fast access. For this, I wrote a bash script that accesses the first few MB of a file, which are stored on the disk/ram due to

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-5Mbps Port Speed, Unmetered Bandwidth gotta be a typo?

This offer must have been posted on BF and just showing up now because of that 5Mbps speed.

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-5Mbps Port Speed in 2025 are Crazy (Image)

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IMHO there's no real speed difference as they use rather new Epycs, in GB4/5/6 it's always similar, sometimes the Epyc is even faster.

: 91.9 MiBSwap : 183.0 MiBDisk :Distro : Alpine Linux v3.21Kernel : 6.12.16-0-virtVM Type :IPv4/IPv6 : ✔ Online / ❌ OfflineIPv4 Network Information:--------------------

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