I have a small system running proxmox with a disk activity LED on the fron. And even when quiet with no containers or vms, it is hitting the disk. a LOT. I t

I have a small system running proxmox with a disk activity LED on the fron. And even when quiet with no containers or vms, it is hitting the disk. a LOT. I turned off a bunch of stuff (I don't run replication): systemctl disable pve-ha-crm systemctl disable pve-ha-lrm But stuff like /var/lib/pve-firewall and /var/lib/rrdcached was still written to every second. I played around with mount options like commit=n It kind of helped to use log2ram: https://github.com/azlux/log2ram https://github.com/azlux/log2ram but it sure didn't eliminate the problem. I think with a little effort from the proxmox guys, they could gather a lot of low-hanging fruit.