100 GB NVMe VPS Hosting

One hundred gigabytes of NVMe comfortably hosts an operating system at around 10 GB, an application server stack with dependencies at 5 GB, a Postgres or MariaDB database with tens of millions of rows at 30 to 50 GB, a Redis cache with persistence at 2 to 3 GB, logs with full retention for several months at 10 to 15 GB, four to five rolling snapshots at 10 to 15 GB and still leave a healthy free margin of 10 to 20 percent. That budget covers most production SaaS applications, busy mail servers with full archive retention and self hosted productivity stacks for medium teams.

Anubiz Host runs NVMe arrays in software RAID 10 across enterprise grade drives with power loss protection. At 100 GB capacity in a typical four drive RAID 10 configuration, the array delivers hundreds of thousands of random read IOPS, around one hundred thousand random write IOPS and several gigabytes per second of sequential throughput. Tail latency for random IO sits in the low microsecond range under steady state load, which keeps Postgres p99 query latency flat and lets Redis serve hot keys without contention from disk persistence.

At 100 GB of NVMe storage you have enough capacity to keep multiple rolling snapshots without forcing a tight rotation schedule. Anubiz Host recommends a four snapshot rolling strategy: daily, every three days, weekly and monthly. Combined with offsite backups to S3 compatible storage via tools such as restic, borgbackup or rclone, you get strong recovery point objectives for both accidental deletes and ransomware scenarios. The panel exposes snapshot lifecycle controls so you can automate retention without writing custom cron scripts.