I'd use directly to port to my app, I liked the speed of iteration of ideas. I didn't particularly like the artwork it produced in this instance, but quite liked the principle of how it responded to

✔ EnabledRAM : 3.8 GiBSwap : 4.0 GiBDisk : 2.0 TiBDistro : Slackware 15.0 x86_64Kernel : 5.15.193VM Type : IPv4/IPv6 : ✔ Online / ✔ OnlineIPv6 Network Information:-----

Are there any details for yabs? Such as connection speed and disk

Port Speed 1 GBPS

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Port Speed 1 GBPS

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Network: High-speed, good international routing

BW/speed: 1 or 10 Gbps, can be BW limited with reasonable amount of outgoing data, no need for DDoS protection

TCP performance is excellent (I am using Cloudflare's free CDN); both origin-pull speeds and latency are very good. (Image)

15 GB NVMe SSD disk

So I gave it a try with a KS-LE-1 this weekend with qemu passing the disk as raw after a good wipe (including deleting the RAID).

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Disk: 249k read / 97k write 4K IOPS at QD64. Sequential 5.3GB/s. Memory bandwidth 37.5GB/s. AMD-V exposed — nested virt available.

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Its possible to be like with other DE providers, their upstream (usually ghostnet) limit udp speed. Try openvpn on tcp and report here.

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Those stats just look like a typical usage pattern for self-hosted llms on a sunday imho. Esp. those 50% CPU spikes for some minutes starting with those disk i/o reads (loading the model into mem). So