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Ah, fortuitous timing! :) If you were looking to protect yourself against S3 going down and had bigger drives, I assume you could use cron to sync the entire b
by mnutt 10y ago
Ah, fortuitous timing! :)
If you were looking to protect yourself against S3 going down and had bigger drives, I assume you could use cron to sync the entire bucket and use `try_files` to prefer local and fall back to S3 if the file was missing?
- mattrobenolt 10y agoYeah, we could do something like this as well if we cared. We are easily caching 95+% of our active data in a small amount of disk space. It's not that valuable for us to have a complete replica of the full data set.