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>how many objects should have been corrupted/lost according to their SLA Anywhere from 20 to 200M per year depending on how many people use RRS...
by HeyImAlex 13y ago
>how many objects should have been corrupted/lost according to their SLA
Anywhere from 20 to 200M per year depending on how many people use RRS...
- jeffbarr 13y agoNote that RRS is "Reduced Redundancy Storage" - an S3 option that offers 99.99% durability, as opposed to the 99.999999999% durability offered by Standard S3.
- gphil 13y agoIt's staggering that out of 2 trillion only 20 might be corrupted, assuming they lived up to their SLA. 2000000000000 - (.99999999999 * 2000000000000) = 20 Makes me feel pretty OK about having backups there.
- angersock 13y agoDo objects tend to get lost in clusters, or what?