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10 things that block your Happiness
- Self-hatred
- Not being able to let go of the past.
- Not being able to forgive yourself.
- Not being able to value who you are.
- Assuming RAID is backup.
- Not making backups.
- Not verifying backups and finding out restore time.
- Needing other people to validate you.
- Letting other people define who you are.
- Trying to be perfect and to please everyone.
RAID 0 is the best way to ensure data redundancy. It’s what we use at every Fortune500 company and there’s not an issue.
But it’s still not a backup strategy. You should always have a second partition on the server that you sync your data over to. For performance reasons this partition should be on the same RAID 0 array.
Backing up to a different partition on the same RAID array sounds like a good way to lose all your data.
The backup should be physically separate from the original.
Yes, and it should use another type of media, like tape, glass, stone tablets or optical media
We have a bard travel accross the lands and carry out our data by singing epics about it.
That’s a valid backup because it’s a different media, correct?
oral traditions have survived an astoundingly long time, albeit with some bitrot
It shall live on through the generations
As long as you are fine with corruption.
NEVER test your backups. It wears out the tapes faster.
This guy RAIDs
Preferably something geographically separated from the server as well in case of some kind of physically destructive event like a fire.
Most people don’t know this but RAID6 is also a fire deterrent
It also is excellent at keeping out ants.
You rarely see ants in datacenters and its because of all the RAID.
I prefer RAID -1, which is like RAID 0 except that you routinely yank one of the drives so that only the fittest of the bits survive, greatly improving the quality of your data!
Evolution in practice!
what? 🤨
You made me doubt a second