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So that depends on what's happening. If it's host maintenance (the machine your database is on needs to be brought down) then you should "see" the same results
by Lewisham 11y ago
So that depends on what's happening.
If it's host maintenance (the machine your database is on needs to be brought down) then you should "see" the same results as Google Compute Engine live migration, which is that you hopefully see nothing :) This was one of the most common reasons a first gen instance would require restarting, alongside us pushing updates. So nixing that one, alongside the other non-restarting updates we can do now, is good stuff.
If a whole zone goes down, we start the failover process automatically for you. This is order minutes. It won't be seamless, but zones going down is hopefully a very rare occurrence.
- brianwawok 11y agoya that makes sense, sounds pretty good. I have a small product on a gen1 D1 with 512 mb ram. I wonder how that compares to a db-g1-small in performance. db-g1-small has more memory but not sure if it is as apples to apples as that..