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In the sense that your backups are a surviving copy of your data, sure. That said, an argument such as "system is down while we restore from backup; some recen
by Rychard 6y ago
In the sense that your backups are a surviving copy of your data, sure.
That said, an argument such as "system is down while we restore from backup; some recent data may be lost" will not go over as well as "the system remains available, but performance will be negatively impacted while the array rebuilds; no data has been lost at this time".
In the former, you're in crisis mode. In the latter, you'll probably be under some stress, but you're still in the clear.
Edit: But we're all on the same page when it comes to backups. They're a necessity.
- 411111111111111 6y agoI'm pretty sure he's thinking more about distributed filesystems vs raids than what you're talking about. I.e. ceph with pods distributed over a bunch of disks without a raid