Here's the funny thing about SSD in RAID:
If they are the same model and age, they tend to fail at the same time.
You get more than a single drive failing at the same time = data loss.
(the 100 pushups is darn impressive though)
If they are the same model and age, they tend to fail at the same time.
You get more than a single drive failing at the same time = data loss.
(the 100 pushups is darn impressive though)
We do provide snapshots and backups and always recommend that customers backup their servers and take care of ensuring that they have access to their important content in case of any failure.
But maybe we can do the impossible if we can do 100 pushups ;)
(just ask someone on OVH)
It also lines up with the continuing improvements in server density which compensates for the increased costs in power usage and rack space so it just encourages good behavior in rotating out older hardware.