Microsoft databases and "mission critical" can never be used together. Either your workload is important, or you can run it on this crap. But by deploying SQL Server, you are defining your workload as "not worth thinking about." Because clearly, it wasn't thought about.

@Oksana The issue started with keeping Hyper-V around... so many better options to be able to leverage StarWinds vSAN with.

@DustinB3403 yeah, only internal to AWS

@dave247 said in RAID 5 vs RAID 6: Which One Is Actually Safe in 2025?:

All my vendors recommend to avoid RAID all together, so we don't use it on the servers where I work.

Even I rarely use it. With good backups, rapid rebuilds, and highly reliable NVMe, RAID has become a very special use case.

My eldest is in a Street Fighter and Mortal Kombat regional competition this weekend!

Just get rid of windows. Pile of shi*

@EddieJennings said in OVH Cloud, review after ~3 weeks use.:

Thank you for taking a chance for the rest of us 🙂

Of course.

It's working great for me because my TactialRMM instance has way more memory than it needs.

Some assumptions here. First, only configured for port 80, make sure you address TLS somehow (another proxy in front of this or add config here.)

You have a single folder /var/www/myapp in which you have myfrontend containing your ReactJS application and myapi that contains your Laravel application.

Tested with Nginx on Linux.