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Losing the logs on a power outage may be a good compromise. Alternatively, you can buffer on a battery-powered RAM unit, accept that your cards will be short-li
by marcosdumay 2y ago
Losing the logs on a power outage may be a good compromise. Alternatively, you can buffer on a battery-powered RAM unit, accept that your cards will be short-lived, immediately send the logs through some network, not log...
When you are designing the hardware, you have lots and lots of choices.
- 01HNNWZ0MV43FF 2y agoYeah. This company wasn't big enough to entertain battery backups, and the product was not expensive enough to add hardware that didn't bring in more sales. And we logged too much to pull all the logs over WAN all the time, resulting in a clever hack for remotely browsing logs with (relative) security Honestly we could have batched up the logs.