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Information for configuration of a better upload #162

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killforby opened this issue May 6, 2024 · 3 comments
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Information for configuration of a better upload #162

killforby opened this issue May 6, 2024 · 3 comments

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@killforby
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Hello, having installed gokapi I find that when I upload the speed is not great between 10Mb and 12MB/s. Having done speed tests on my vps the speed is around 1175MB/s or 10 times more than what I can send with gokapi. The configuration is as follows: gokapi is installed on a vps and I access via a reverse proxy (NPM). Do you have any advice to recommend to me?

@Forceu
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Forceu commented May 23, 2024

Sorry for the late reply, I somehow did not receive a notification for this issue.
Are you using encryption?

@killforby
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Hello, no we do not use encryption because I had read that it would slow down the speed. Would you have any advice to recommend to me?

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Forceu commented May 29, 2024

According to the speedtest, your connection would be a 10GBit connection, both at the receiving end, as well as at the sending end. Is that correct? Most providers only offer 100MBit or 1GBit for VPS instances. 100MBit would equal to 12MB/s, please check if that might be the case. Otherwise please upload a file with a different method (e.g. SSH) and compare the upload speed. Also please do a benchmark on how fast your VPS does SHA1 hashes. You can do this with the command openssl speed sha1, the last line will be your speed in kb/s.

I just tested it on my laptop and I got an upload speed of 320MB/s for an 8GB file.

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