Planned downtime: Harddrive replacement (yet again!)

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Re: Planned downtime: Harddrive replacement (yet again!)

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Just wanted to say thanks for all the hard work you all are doing with this great game. :D
Also are you all still using SSD?
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Re: Planned downtime: Harddrive replacement (yet again!)

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What a hard drives installed on the server?
Why they are dying every six months
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loftar wrote:I'll contact Hetzner shortly and update you on when it's going to happen. I'll also try to nag them about the cause of these frequent failures.
loftar wrote: Update: Hetzner will replace the drive at 2012-08-08, 21:00 UTC, -snip-
It might take a bit before it comes back, because they said they'll try to look into the frequent failures and debug it a bit.

Sata II (usual Brands) - no SSD (yet)
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Re: Planned downtime: Harddrive replacement (yet again!)

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SSD - slowly for a server and not reliable
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tatarin_prm wrote:SSD - slowly for a server and not reliable
I don't know quite where you get this from.
SSD sport a nice boost in read speed (albeit a with a relatively slow write speed - which is often still significantly higher than a HDD even when it doesn't have to switch tracks),
with a HUGE boost in power-efficiency (edit: slight exaggeration, discussable).

The one thing I shall give you is this: when SSD drives fail, they tend to this without warning and unrecoverably. Shouldn't be a problem if you're running a good RAID configuration, and definitely not when you don't have physical access to the drives so you can't just junk around with it.
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in the first reading of a limited number of cycles recording
in the second linear speed - high in only one thread!

I just do resuscitation and maintenance of hard drives
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tatarin_prm wrote:in the first reading of a limited number of cycles recording
in the second linear speed - high in only one thread!

I just do resuscitation and maintenance of hard drives
sory - google translate/
this sounds like a (bad) haiku
tatarin_prm wrote: in the first reading of a limited number of cycles recording
that is true, ssd have a limited amount of writes. AFAIAW, this is not so bad as to cause troubles for most applications
tatarin_prm wrote: in the second linear speed - high in only one thread!
not true: ssd read latency is completely independent of memory location - their forte
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I think we should not discuss this in an announcement thread please!
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It is possible, though not yet certain, that minimap data will be lost.
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I must obviously be bad with timezones, UTC was 5 hours ahead of EST. So server is estimated to come back on around what time EST?
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