• neidu2@feddit.nl
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    On-prem still has its uses
    Platter harddrives are still useful
    Tapes and tapedrives aren’t obsolete

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      If you’re not archiving old data on tapes and shipping them off to a converted bomb shelter, you’re not doing it right.

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        That is literally what we do at my job.
        Three copies: One for the client who paid for it, one for us (internal processing and testing only), and one as a backup goes to a storage location that is a converted cold war era bomb shelter.

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      Also, do you really need high performance SSDs? Are you actually writing the drive volume a day?

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      On prem is, in almost all cases, cheaper than cloud. Even when you include the salaries of the folks managing it.

      But MBAs will pay a LOT for outages to be someone else’s problem.