I'm testing such setup:
PVE 7.3.4 on ssd hard disks (RAID10) , QNAP NAS with NVME SSDs. Both are connected with fiber network adapter.
QNAP is mounted as NFS share.
When I test that share with
time sh -c "dd if=/dev/zero of=testfile bs=16k count=320000 && sync" command, I get about 400MB/s write speed.
But when I run backup, max speed is about 110MB/s (average about 100MB/s) (restore goes faster, it's about 220MB/s) .
proxmox-backup-client shows values as in attachment
I have the same issue with my others proxmox machines and proxmox backup servers. It's even worse when pve is on hdds not ssds - restore speed is about 20MB/s,
I like proxmox very much and I think that low backup/restore speed is disqualifying for production use of it If I will not fix that, I will have to change it to another virtualization system, which I really don't want (I'm using it about 3 years so I know and like it).
What should I fix or change in my setup to get maximum hard disk transfers while backup/restore? I don't have any idea
PVE 7.3.4 on ssd hard disks (RAID10) , QNAP NAS with NVME SSDs. Both are connected with fiber network adapter.
QNAP is mounted as NFS share.
When I test that share with
time sh -c "dd if=/dev/zero of=testfile bs=16k count=320000 && sync" command, I get about 400MB/s write speed.
But when I run backup, max speed is about 110MB/s (average about 100MB/s) (restore goes faster, it's about 220MB/s) .
proxmox-backup-client shows values as in attachment
I have the same issue with my others proxmox machines and proxmox backup servers. It's even worse when pve is on hdds not ssds - restore speed is about 20MB/s,
I like proxmox very much and I think that low backup/restore speed is disqualifying for production use of it If I will not fix that, I will have to change it to another virtualization system, which I really don't want (I'm using it about 3 years so I know and like it).
What should I fix or change in my setup to get maximum hard disk transfers while backup/restore? I don't have any idea
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