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As in there's no durability guarantee for the data? I can expect data loss at a rhythm of 1b per GB per year?
by 908B64B197 4y ago
As in there's no durability guarantee for the data? I can expect data loss at a rhythm of 1b per GB per year?
- CodesInChaos 4y agoIt's unavoidable that too many disk failures in quick succession lead to data-loss. For example if you store two copies, your durability rests on being able to detect a disk failure and create another copy, before the sole remaining version dies as well.
- juliangoldsmith 4y ago"What do you mean you mean it can't recover from a 100% disk failure rate? At least it's all in RAID 0, so the data's safe."