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Why can't it be both? As far as I can tell, "cloud" generally means someone else stores my data and the only way I can get to it is via the Net. In that case i
by generalk 17y ago
Why can't it be both?
As far as I can tell, "cloud" generally means someone else stores my data and the only way I can get to it is via the Net. In that case it's absolutely a failure of the "cloud".
And if the data was stored on a SAN, it's a SAN failure. If someone didn't do backups at all, it's a backup failure.
What's with all the labeling? Look, if I pay someone else to manage my data, and they screw it up and I suffer data loss, it doesn't really matter what piece of gear or level of process is responsible -- someone still screwed up.
- eli 17y agoAgreed. Sidekick users aren't blaming SANs because, well, they don't care about SANs. After all, isn't the whole point of this system that you're paying someone else to figure out how to store and back up your data?