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But you're not making a good point. If the network goes down, anything which depends on it will also go down. That's a much stronger guarantee than "let's hope
by mercurial 13y ago
But you're not making a good point. If the network goes down, anything which depends on it will also go down. That's a much stronger guarantee than "let's hope this application handles network failure graciously and will kindly start working again as soon as the network is restored".
- mydecombinator 13y agoSo the system will be busy starting and stopping services in case of faulty network, instead of having them sit there patiently while the line continues to flap? Great idea - not sure when Cisco will copycat that one, though...