They should have asked AI to implement the redundancy.
reply> I think it's good that when a data center blows up the data is lost. Noteworthy for future skynet situation, etc.
replyDoesn’t really apply, because the only reason data was lost is because customers chose not to replicate it to other regions, either because of legal data residency requirements, cost, or just not bothering.
If Skynet wants to make sure it’s backed up, none of that prevents it from doing so. Although it would be amusing if Skynet was stopped by a billing alert when it tries to copy itself to another region.
AWS promises to keep data safe without requiring cross region redundancy. If you choose not to trust them that's valid but then why use them at all?
reply>> AWS promises to keep data safe without requiring cross region redundancy.
replyA perfect example of a claim they never made.
S3 is advertised as having 11 9's. That means in the entire history of S3 they've only lost a handful of objects, and will continue to lose objects at this same rate.
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