Appreciate your answer. However this:
has not been addressed (yet?).
Appreciate your answer. However this:
has not been addressed (yet?).
We are planning to move repair servers out of Hetzner into more regional datacenters. Even so, the repair servers are not a problem in the case of a datacenter outage. The repair servers are stateless, and do not need to be running at all times. If the data center running our repair servers has an unfortunate issue, we can spin up new repair servers elsewhere later with no durability penalty. We keep a healthy durability buffer to allow us to make changes like this.
Hah, maybe Iâll get some more ingress and repair egress
May be it is time to moove some port of repear protsess and audit to nodes, or some spesial nodes, and will be just controled bystorj, and just do processing.
Hopefully we see it on our nodesâŚ
From what I understand they used shipping containers. And the HVAC for the sites were not independent in terms of infrastructure.
So big no noâs.
Haha, no, actually, this is a French expression. When they say its âmade of woodâ, it means they made it âcheapâ (in a poor quality) actually. Another material is used to mean the same thing when the French tell âits made of mossâ. Like if you tell âI made a foam/wooden configuration for my node, I canât garantee it will be reliable over the time.â
OVH is known to do âlow costâ datacenters, and yes, it was one of the oldest infrastructures.
Just look what Filebase did: