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Congratulations, you've won a single point of failure!
by jdub 10y ago
Congratulations, you've won a single point of failure!
- willejs 10y agoHAHAHA. YES! So much this. THere are legit use cases for this, but there are many use cases that will cause you much pain.
- omni 10y agoI suspect you're being downvoted because you've described every piece of technology ever created.
- MOARDONGZPLZ 10y agoOr the "HAHAHA. YES! So much this." part. Though I can't down vote so I wouldn't know.
- willejs 10y agoI just think that some people are getting excited about reviving the SAN. I don't think everyone realises or is familiar with the pain running NFS on distributed or non distributed infrastructure can cause, when used for the wrong use cases... Yes my comment was a bit of a joke too.
- illumin8 10y agoIt's a single point of failure that's highly available across multiple availability zones. I'm not sure I would even call it a single point of failure when it's running in multiple datacenters. If you need geo-redundancy, rsync it to another region nightly.