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"1.5B people rely on Hack every day [because Facebook runs on Hack]." http://hacklang.org/ http://hacklang.org/
by Maro 8y ago
"1.5B people rely on Hack every day [because Facebook runs on Hack]."
http://hacklang.org/ http://hacklang.org/
- nudpiedo 8y agoEven if I get your point, I think your comment is still an unfair comparison:the kind of processing activity is different in both processes, also the system and platform requirements etc also the requirements on the data, if some Facebook page is not loading it is okay to just reload but if an internet node collapses might have more consequences (all them are already foreseen and have alternative paths)
- jauer 8y agoIt’s about the same, really, both in severity and impact to users. Routers fall over pretty regularly if you have enough of them so you already have things like MPLS FRR to deal with that. Sounds like this is for netconf, which is a provisioning system. It failing is more akin to chef crashing on a server from a cosmic ray. Kinda sucks, but you restart it and probably no harm done.