The last I heard, I understood that Backblaze doesn't go around replacing single drives that fail in a pod, rather, their software marks that drive bad and only

The last I heard, I understood that Backblaze doesn't go around replacing single drives that fail in a pod, rather, their software marks that drive bad and only once a certain percentage of the capacity of the entire pod is gone, do they yank it our and rebuild the pod. That probably helps a lot versus an environment where had to have technicians replacing single drive failures randomly throughout your data center.