Storage VPS vs regular VPS: what changes
A storage VPS trades NVMe speed and CPU for cheap terabytes. See which spec lines separate it from a standard VPS, and which workload each one fits.
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Verify your VPS disk is really NVMe on Linux
Your host says NVMe. Check it from inside the guest with lsblk, sysfs, nvme-cli and a bounded fio latency run, and learn why virtio hides the disk.
Disk health monitoring on a VPS
On most VPS plans the disk is virtual and SMART never reaches the guest. Here is what you can really monitor, and how to alert before writes fail.
Local NVMe vs network storage on a VPS
Two offers, the same spec sheet: one gives you local NVMe, one a network volume. What changes for latency, snapshots, noisy neighbours and failure.
RAID 10 explained for VPS storage
What RAID 1, 5, 6 and 10 survive, what a rebuild costs, and why VPS hosts pick RAID 10 for NVMe. Plus how to read /proc/mdstat, and why RAID is not a backup.
What is an SSD VPS? Flash storage explained
An SSD VPS is a virtual server backed by flash, not spinning disks. What that buys is IOPS and low latency, plus three questions to ask before you buy.
NVMe vs SSD VPS: does it matter?
NVMe beats SATA SSD on IOPS and latency, but on a VPS the hypervisor and your neighbours decide what you get. Measure your own with fio.