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It'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
by CodesInChaos 4y ago
It'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."