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So what was the reason for encrypting the disk then? If the assumption is that an attacker can't get access to the system, you don't need to bother with encryption. But if the attacker can get access

Thanks for the insight, that's a disk speed I haven't tested with and it's quite interesting how it scales. In the end it obviously depends on the use case, but let's be real, if you expect that much

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It depends. I doubt it would affect the performance much on a dedicated server. I use it on my Kimsufi and the drives are still the bottleneck achieving speeds around 800 MB/s (1m sequential) - no mat

We do apply some restriction/limitation like Disk I/O to keep server stable and well performing for all clients.

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EnabledRAM : 3.7 GiBSwap : 16.0 GiBDisk : 899.5 GiBDistro : Ubuntu 24.04 LTSKernel : 6.8.0-31-genericVM Type : NONEIPv4/IPv6 : ✔ Online / ❌ Offline(this is edited highl

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EnabledRAM : 3.8 GiBSwap : 512.0 MiBDisk : 24.1 GiBDistro : Ubuntu 24.04.3 LTSKernel : 6.8.0-94-genericVM Type : KVMIPv4/IPv6 : ✔ Online / ✔ OnlineIPv6 Network Informat

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15 GB NVMe SSD disk

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