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    Ayoub Murtaza commented  · 

    Expanding max storage on EC2 or introducing an S3 addon would definitely help users who deal with growing workloads or large data pipelines. Storage limits often end up creating unexpected performance bottlenecks, especially when applications scale faster than expected. I’ve found that checking for these bottlenecks early — even with simple tools like a https://pc-bottleneck.com/es/ — makes it easier to plan storage upgrades and avoid hitting limits during peak usage.

    A built-in option for expanded storage would make resource management much smoother for a lot of teams.

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    Ayoub Murtaza commented  · 

    I strongly support this feature request. Having UI controls for ModSecurity settings such as SecRequestBodyLimit and SecRequestBodyNoFilesLimit would give developers and server administrators much more flexibility when managing applications that handle large uploads, API requests, or complex forms. Requiring support https://aiblockblast.com/ intervention for routine configuration changes slows down workflows and creates unnecessary overhead for both customers and support teams. An advanced security settings section with configurable limits, validation checks, and clear recommendations would make server management more efficient while still maintaining security best practices.