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May not be a "catastrophe", but this is a perfectly valid point. RAM bitflips is one of the sources of bitrot. You may use ZFS, do scrubbing and what not, yet
by huhtenberg 3y ago
May not be a "catastrophe", but this is a perfectly valid point.
RAM bitflips is one of the sources of bitrot. You may use ZFS, do scrubbing and what not, yet still end up with a corrupted data, because it'd be damaged before it hits the storage.
- dharmab 3y agoI've seen a single bitflip cause a 3% error rate on a production service