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On vendor 1, D2 is encrypted, no D2 key in memory. On vendor 2, no D1 key in memory. These vendors need to collude to decrypt disk images saved on vendor 1 offline, which is enough thwart curious admi

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Hardware specs (CPU/RAM/disk/bandwidth) don't matter to me at all. I just need the absolute lowest price possible—IPv6-only is totally fine, as long as it includes a routed /48 IPv6 subnet

Host can easily dump guest memory and use findaes to get your DEKs directly without using LUKS passphrases. They only need to do that once and then decrypt the disks offline at their leisure. Nested L

Ignoring your paying clients after promising a "maximum of 2 hours" emergency maintenance for disk I/O—which has now stretched into days of total downtime—is unacceptable. Your main

We may not be as cheap as rival's Xeon deals but we have blazing-fast Ryzen 9000 CPUs, DDR5 RAM and lightning-speed NVMe storage. We also include unmetered bandwidth.

Are we talking about open source or closed source FDE? I was thinking LUKS, which uses dm-crypt under the hood. It can't decrypt your disk without you giving it the key.

One way to trade performance for more security is to use nested FDE with 2 or more vendors, so that vendors have to collude to decrypt your disks at rest.

* Disk: 300 GB NVMe (~274.9 GiB)

With OVH Warsaw I’m getting around 0.2–0.3 ms, so the network/location matters more to me than just the advertised port speed.

Also have a different network speed issue I created for a seedbox seeing sub 1Gbps upload on a 20Gbps Seedbox. Ticket #066299

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