I have Dedicated linux from hetnzer I want two ssd hardrives into one ssd .. and debian installed on them

Hi, As per your requirement I have expertise in debian and storage partition. I can help you in that I have complete knowledge in this ans I have migrated many time this type of setup and also have complete knowledge of hetzner servers Let me handle this thanks waiting for your response

Hello, i'm expert system admin with excellent exceprince in Debian OS and i can help with SSD Disk migration and setup, please let me know if you intrested. thanks

Hello, I'm pretty interested in your job posting. Let me explain my experience with setup disk 2ssd to 1 ssd I have been doing projects with sys admin/network admin things for 8+ years. I'm familiar with Linux Administration. I didn't have any problem setting up the digital ocean/AWS server by myself, and I will happily do some tuning on a web server like Nginx so the website could run faster. I have attached some screenshots of my work and my certification if you were interested in my other experience. I have worked with various clients to develop integration connectivity using wireless; setup local and Flex connect ap; security wpa2-enterprises (radius, tacacs+ ), portal authentications, and site survey using tomography, wifi analyzer. I also experience third-party integrations, such as monitoring wireless controllers using cisco prime, kibana / log stash, Syslog, etc. Backup config I can do using oxidized and SNMP protocol, etc. I was also familiar with configuring switch catalysts for 802.1q VLAN, spanning tree, etc. Routing like OSPF, BGP, RIP, EIGRP I have too. Not only cisco products, I usually do some projects with Aruba, hp, brocade, and the ruckus family. Which one of your projects needs to be complete earlier? I could start working immediately. If you have any questions about my work, don't hesitate to ask. Good luck with your projects!

can help you out, install the 2 x ssd's as a single drive and then debian on top. With debian, any particular version?