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The problem is, what if somebody stores their data in your server, and then you decide to turn it off? Will the data have to be automatically mirrored on severa
by kevinchen 15y ago
The problem is, what if somebody stores their data in your server, and then you decide to turn it off? Will the data have to be automatically mirrored on several other servers (inefficient) or will it have to be mirrored when you want to shut off your computing furnace (slow)?
- raganwald 15y agoIn my future, all data is distributed P2P like torrents, as is all computation. The only correct architecture for a server is that to turn it off, you simply turn it off :-) But I was thinking more about computation than data, even though the article author is thinking of data. So EC2, not S3.