• @dion_starfire@lemm.ee
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      -32 months ago

      At which point you have to slurp down a few hundred terabytes from the other datacenters when the power turns back on.

      This is why Google datacenter managers hesitate to turn off the power even when an employee is in the process of getting electrocuted.

        • @dion_starfire@lemm.ee
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          32 months ago

          Sadly I cannot, since the source is an ex-Googler I know in person who was there personally. While I fully believe the story, I’m just some rando on the Internet, so you’re welcome to take it with the appropriate pile of salt.

          • @optissima@lemmy.ml
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            12 months ago

            Thank you for the honesty, I do believe you fwiw, it’s in line with general business practices

    • @BeardedGingerWonder@feddit.uk
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      12 months ago

      My use case is primarily real time data capture - raw log is written to disk and can be recovered from, although at that point we’d have fallen back on the secondary as primary would now be suspect.

      • Phunter
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        22 months ago

        Your delete is O(1)? Ha! Our delete operation runs in O(0).