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And at 3MB/s per TB it will always take over 3 days to retrieve all of your data. The 2-5 second retrieval latency is irrelevant when you're going to be waiting
by keysheath 12y ago
And at 3MB/s per TB it will always take over 3 days to retrieve all of your data. The 2-5 second retrieval latency is irrelevant when you're going to be waiting for 3 days...
- jlebar 12y agoFWIW it's nominally 4MB/s/TB: > You should expect 4 MB/s of throughput per TB of data stored as Nearline Storage. But still, you are correct in that it will take about 1TB / 4MB/s = 2.9d to retrieve all your data. If you need the ability to do a restore faster than this, then you need to pay more for storage, is all. For many of us, waiting 3d to recover from a catastrophic failure isn't a big deal.
- IanCal 12y agoIs 3 days particularly slow for restoring a petabyte of data from an offsite backup?
- deepsun 12y agos/over 3 days/no more than 3 days/