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Well when you contract out your infrastructure that really should be part of your DR plan. Analysing failure conditions is really priority one when you put your
by csmitheu 12y ago
Well when you contract out your infrastructure that really should be part of your DR plan. Analysing failure conditions is really priority one when you put your stuff on someone else's turf as you have little control over this, despite contracts etc. You did do a DR plan right and did check your contract with RackSpace?
I want to be woken up if something doesn't come back, not if it does or even if it has gone into limp mode.
Seriously you're looking at the wrong end of the problem.
- mynameisvlad 12y agoJesus christ dude, we get it, you're a perfect sysadmin who has clearly covered all possible bases. But others are not like you. Systems are not always 100% foolproof, people don't have comprehensive DR plans. Is it that hard for you to understand why someone may want to be up when there is a reboot? Like seriously?