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You must be really lucky then :) My experience from ~2006 to 2014/15 (on and off, different companies, many different servers) was mostly bad, literal "you get
by wink 4y ago
You must be really lucky then :) My experience from ~2006 to 2014/15 (on and off, different companies, many different servers) was mostly bad, literal "you get what you pay for", with disks in dedicated servers dying left and right.
I've only become a customer again since their vps cloud offering and I've actually been recommending that because it has been flawless for me for years.
- jhoelzel 4y agoand you must be a customer of the server auctions :D No but i get it, but i had a lot of failures in general with spinning disks. I think it has to do that SSDs and NVMEs are much better at telling you how much juice they got left in them. I don't neccesairily think its a problem of hetzner alone though, as disks on other hosters have failed too for me. I also used to maintain a couple of "plain old offices" and Hard disk failure is sadly just all around us, when you are using bare metal. Another reason for kubernetes!