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Yes, people should evaluate ha needs in terms of business needs: what happens if my website goes down? Will I lose money? How much money? "How much money?" Is
by znpy 6y ago
Yes, people should evaluate ha needs in terms of business needs: what happens if my website goes down? Will I lose money? How much money?
"How much money?" Is probably the most import question, as it actually helps in evaluating if there's a business case for investing into the financial commitment, engineering effort and maintenance burden of an ha solution.
On a different note, I've seen mysql-based multi-master setups and it's really a joy to be able to treat a mysql crashing as a minor annoyance instead of a call to fire-fighting.
- BrianOnHN 6y agoGoogle crawls 24/7, so as long as you aren't relying on SEO it's fine. Google doesn't want to send traffic to servers with frequent 500 errors. Edit: there is also more to be said about this. I'd research crawl-budget if you're interested.