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I was also looking at i3 instances. But the fact that storage is not persistent kind of puts me off. How do you manage this? Also, how frequently do i3 instan
by kakwa_ 8y ago
I was also looking at i3 instances. But the fact that storage is not persistent kind of puts me off.
How do you manage this?
Also, how frequently do i3 instances fail?
- malisper 8y agoWe store two copies of every piece of data on two different machines. When a single machine goes down, we have code for spinning up a new machine and restoring the data that was on the machine. Over the course of a month, we usually have about one machine fail.
- sre-devops 8y agowhy not replication?