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Cool. Looking through the model numbers of the pieces, this seems to be your setup: Proxmox installed on /dev/sda, which seems like an extremely low performance small SATA flash drive https://www.innodisk.com/en/products/flash-storage/satadom/satadom-sl_3ie3_v2 Sequential R/W (MB/sec, max.)...

IMHO this type of mitigation is not of great interest for most "home" labbers (versus "DC" labbers). By "home" labbers - with quote to emphasize - I mean those that use consumer grade hardware for their lab to learn skill mainly in the software area. For me a "good portion" of them, for cost...

Although it probably depends on SATA CTRL model, firmware, drive firmware and VM's OS features/settings ... I did some tests on my consumer hardware node with an OpenMediaVault VM with mainboard SATA CTRL passed to it and the results are : - SATA CTRL still visible by PVE node, maybe in low...

i had this error today, too. I occurred after I replaced the motherboard on one of my two node cluster machines. really not sure what's going on. i'm fairly certain the drive is fine. I should note I do not have anywhere near this spec of hardware. Using consumer grade hardware. 13th gen intel...

Thanks, My connection speed is 1 Gbps, but noted that one of my friends is using traditional HDDs for a home server, and still getting speeds around 100+MB/s, is that what you are referring to as slow or even slower because I am not quite sure about it, but the speed around 100MB/s is fair...

Traditional hard drives are good for being a cheap way to store larger amounts of data, but their maximum speed on their very best day is still pretty slow. That being said, they don't have the same kind of pausing issues that QLC drives do. Instead, they're just slow for everything...

No, it matters. Consumer/prosumer SSDs without a PLP won't be able to use the SSDs DRAM cache for sync writes resulting in magnitudes of less performance and higher wear when doing these. Having a UPS doesn't help for SSD performance, as the SSDs firmware doesn't know if there is a redundant PSU...

Yes, this is very frustrating. This is the new SSD drive: WD Red SA500 NAS SATA SSD 2.5”/7mm Cased https://www.westerndigital.com//en-gb/products/internal-drives/wd-red-sata-2-5-ssd?sku=WDS200T2R0A

@killer_instinct All that aside, what make and model is your new storage? That'll directly have an impact on how fast the copying goes. If it's a consumer grade SSD it'll be a lot slower than something more enterprise oriented such as the Samsung PM893 series.

I am observing some very high (>40%, sometimes 80%) IO Delay on Proxmox VE 8.2.2 with pve-no-subscription Repository. Looking at some Posts over this Forum, this may be due to not using Enterprise-Grade SSD, although to be honest I don't necessarily "buy" this justification. I am using Crucial...

There's a 4th nvme - the little 128gb patriot. I was going to run the OS on it, but I like your idea of mirroring 2 smaller ones for the OS.

Your chosen board has 4 m.2 slots but you only specified 3 NVMe drives? I would probably select something other than 1TB NVMe and SSD drives. I would put the operating system on a pair of 128 or 256 gb SSDs (or NVMe drives, but Proxmox won't benefit from the OS being on an NVMe) in a mirror. I...

Hello everyone, I'm currently setting up a Proxmox server for personal use at home, primarily for testing and experimenting in a labHome environment. However, I have some concerns regarding the configuration of my disks, especially the SSDs. Here is my current configuration: Disks: 1 x...

...pseudo-SLC cache. I saw similar stuff happening when first trying out Proxmox in VMs on my local desktop. That was mostly using consumer grade SSDs, so the operations which didn't move much data were fine. But anything that was substantial in size (like copying a VM) would exhaust the SSD...

We had poor CEPH performance because consumer grade Samsung QVO 860 SSD drives don't have PLP, that happens to be crucial for CEPH: https://www.reddit.com/r/ceph/comments/14ccg87/comment/jolgkuh/ We moved the drives behind PERC H730 RAID card (as bunch of RAID0 virtual volumes, one per drive)...

All Samsung Consumer "NVME" drives are pure crap. The sata versions like the 870 Evo/plus are pretty good tho. (in reliability, not iops) But other Brands can be even worse, or better in TBW but with less speed/worse latency. So thats why im using myself something like 970/980/990 Pros/Evos xD...

I am a Proxmox newbie and also not an experienced Linux administrator. I just want to host a few VMs on a new machine I have set up at home for this purpose, so nothing enterprise grade, just a standard consumer desktop machine with a single NVMe drive. I installed Proxmox, accepting all the...

...request. The Samsung 870 QVO is a QLC SSD with a small "TurboWrite" cache of only a few gigabytes. As soon as this is full the write performance drops to around 160MB/s. With Ceph's random IO pattern this cache is full most of the time. TL;DR: do not use consumer grade SSDs for a Ceph cluster.

i am late in this party ! For ZFS backed VM disk - select as following. "VirtIO SCSI Single" as controller SCSI as a Bus/Device SSD Emulation - yes ( even if ZFS is on HDD, just to disable disk defragment scheduler, and still you should manually disable disk defragment scheduler in guest OS...

This is not much. Rotating rust allows up to 200 MB/s (or more) nowadays. NVMe can write data with a speed of a few Gigabytes per second. This really, really depends on the specific hardware - and "consumer grade" vs. "enterprise class" makes a huge difference. Look at the SMART data: web gui -...