> Unfortunately this process was executed on the primary instead. The engineer terminated the process a second or two after noticing their mistake, but at this

> Unfortunately this process was executed on the primary instead. The engineer terminated the process a second or two after noticing their mistake, but at this point around 300 GB of data had already been removed. I can only image this engineer's poor old heart after the realization of removing that directory on the master. A sinking, awful feeling of dread. I've had a few close calls in my career. Each time it's made me pause and thank my luck it wasn't prod.