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I mean you said it yourself: if you have terabytes of data, BD isn't practical. I feel like this is all just two totally separate use cases. Nobody wants to bu
by queenkjuul 9mo ago
I mean you said it yourself: if you have terabytes of data, BD isn't practical.
I feel like this is all just two totally separate use cases. Nobody wants to burn 20-40 BDs per TB, just like nobody wants to use a tape drive (or maintain a RAID array, or whatever else) to back up 500GBs of family photos and tax documents or whatever.
At some point the volume of data dictates what solutions are practical.
- buildbot 9mo agoYeah, with you 100% here. It's all about the volume and use case.