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Let's be honest. It is much different than having to sit in the car in the middle of the night to change a hard drive in the server that just failed because of
by edem 5y ago
Let's be honest. It is much different than having to sit in the car in the middle of the night to change a hard drive in the server that just failed because of a power surge.
- darkwater 5y agoGonna go the typical HN nitpicking on examples > It is much different than having to sit in the car in the middle of the night to change a hard drive in the server that just failed because of a power surge. Never ever had to go at night in a data center to replace a single disk failure, even in my DC days. Always the 1st working day after the disk failure, since they were redundant. Now, network gear upgrades during the nights, those I made a few and I'm happy they are history for me now. But even in a cloud world you have to do from time to time low-traffic time interventions.