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Recently, antirez pointed out that redis was essentially memtest86; consequently, he has had to spend a lot of time chasing down phantom bugs due to memory modu
by politician 14y ago
Recently, antirez pointed out that redis was essentially memtest86; consequently, he has had to spend a lot of time chasing down phantom bugs due to memory modules with stuck/flipped bits. At that time, I think HN was left wondering whether Amazon uses ECC memory in its EC2 machines. Do we know whether that's the case now?
- wmf 14y agoAll Xeons and Opterons (in other words, all EC2) use ECC.