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And three, they're admitting they don't back anything up (backup defined as not just slinging bytes somewhere but the availability to restore those bytes and br
by x0x0 3y ago
And three, they're admitting they don't back anything up (backup defined as not just slinging bytes somewhere but the availability to restore those bytes and bring a service back up on a timeline that is certainly well lower than 3 days. With regular testing to understand the timeline and ensure everything actually works.)
ps -- it's not about being bashing these folks. But these type of multiple operational incompetencies strongly call into question their ability to safeguard your bytes and produce them when you need them. It's kinda the whole point of the thing.
- wmf 3y agoIt's a backup company. I can understand that they don't back up the backups.
- colechristensen 3y agoIt’s a backup company so I would expect the store 1 copy plus the minimum redundancy to make drive failures a predictable amount of unlikely to cause data loss. More than that would be additional features.
- justinclift 3y agoIf there's one thing you'd expect from "a backup company", it'd be that they're really good at doing backups. :) That does include their own of course.