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> Has journald been tested on how well it copes with sudden reboots, kernel panics, powerloss, etc.? Are you assuming it hasn't been tested in these situations
by reidrac 13y ago
> Has journald been tested on how well it copes with sudden reboots, kernel panics, powerloss, etc.?
Are you assuming it hasn't been tested in these situations just because you don't know?
- d0 13y agoI think it has not been tested in these situations enough. It's not in production anywhere major yet. The assertion is valid IMHO.
- edwintorok 13y agoDatabases have been around a lot longer than systemd, so I assume they are better tested than journald in this regard. I don't use systemd - because Debian doesn't use it (yet) - so it was rather a question for those who do use systemd. I'm not saying that I'd be happy to have a database as journald backend, I'd be just less concerned.
- reidrac 13y agoOK, I see. Thanks for the clarification. systemd's test suite[1] doesn't seem to cover those cases anyway. [1]: http://cgit.freedesktop.org/systemd/systemd/tree/test http://cgit.freedesktop.org/systemd/systemd/tree/test