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ZFS can tell you which files are corrupt, and you can then manually restore those files from an offline backup. No online device redundancy required.
by ivank 9y ago
ZFS can tell you which files are corrupt, and you can then manually restore those files from an offline backup. No online device redundancy required.
- deleted 9y ago[deleted]
- pmarreck 9y agoUnless the backup files are also corrupt. Sure, that's a small possibility, but are we trying to get to 0% chance of data corruption?
- fpoling 9y agoThere is no point to go in the probability of data corruption below than a probability of an event that makes stored data irrelevant. Like, for example, Earth hit by an asteroid, global nuclear war or, for personal data, a chance of death.
- Danihan 9y agoEverything is backed up in the Akashic records anyway, it's fine.