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> With the usual caveats that nobody is manually mucking about with the blob store, that it hasn't "lost" any blobs due to corruption, etc, etc... Yeah, with t

> With the usual caveats that nobody is manually mucking about with the blob store, that it hasn't "lost" any blobs due to corruption, etc, etc... Yeah, with those caveats. But how do you make sure they apply? If someone does manually muck about with the blob store, or it does lose blobs due to corruption, then your transaction is retroactively "un-atomicized" with no trace thereof in the actual DB.

zasdffaa 4y ago
If corruption happens then any guarantees by the hardware are voided, and the software guarantees (of durability) which are built o the hardware guarantees are equally voided. So corruption -> dead in the water. But otherwise I agree.