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Sympathies. We had a similar thing happen at a previous job in the days of the "deathstar" drives. Lost a drive, no biggie. Tell the DC guy to replace it. Lo
by chiph 13y ago
Sympathies. We had a similar thing happen at a previous job in the days of the "deathstar" drives. Lost a drive, no biggie. Tell the DC guy to replace it. Lost a second drive, told him to start running towards our cage. Lost a third drive, uhh - how current are our backups?
Different job - had a developer accidentally run a where-clause-less delete in production. Same net result. RAID and SANs are definitely not backup solutions.
- tetha 13y agoVery much so. For us, raids are mostly time we can use to move all the important data off of that raid. It might be drastic, but it's safe and our data isn't too big.