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Idlers take up unnecessary resources from low end servers by running auto updates which takes a lot of resources. When openvz host rebooted it got significantly faster thanks to less disk io(HDD) and

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You also get a 500 GB Nvme disk and a sandwich with beer. All for 3 dollars

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I compared it to an Oracle Cloud box with access to a 4 Gbps link, looks like there's something snagging the speed on the client download from the server part; full speed on uploading to the server. W

there ya go. my only other iperf3 suggestion is to run some parallel connections with -P. Some VPS limit the per connection speed.

Eh... I wouldn't put SQL data on a hard disk, your random reads/writes will suffer greatly and your uncached lookups will be much slower.

openvz of 2 nodes each 12GB RAM and 500GB HDD disk. friend and me is noob in balance loading tech stuff. Even indexing, partitioning also has to do with help of gpt. Data volume could go 1 million ro

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Disk : 63.0 GiB

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10 Gbps Port Speed

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Hard Disk Drives

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-R tests download speed. since you omit -R when running from vps you're testing upload speed. So use -R when running from your home connection because you want to test the same direction (speed from