MyISAM engine: worst case scenario in case of crash (mysql, O/S,hardware, whatever)
This is a discussion on MyISAM engine: worst case scenario in case of crash (mysql, O/S,hardware, whatever) within the MySQL forums, part of the Database Server Software category; --> Jerry Stuckle wrote: > > Real RAID arrays are not cheap. $100-500/GB is not out of the question. > ...
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 Re: ZFS vs RAID, was Re: MyISAM engine: worst case scenario in caseof crash (mysql, O/S, hardware, whatever) Jerry Stuckle wrote: > > Real RAID arrays are not cheap. $100-500/GB is not out of the question. > And you won't find them at COMP-USA or other retailers. > Does not RAID stand for 'redundant array of inexpensive disks' :-)? -- alfz1      |
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| Re: ZFS vs RAID, was Re: MyISAM engine: worst case scenario in case of crash (mysql, O/S, hardware, whatever) alf wrote: > Jerry Stuckle wrote: > > > > > Real RAID arrays are not cheap. $100-500/GB is not out of the question. > > And you won't find them at COMP-USA or other retailers. > > > > > Does not RAID stand for 'redundant array of inexpensive disks' :-)? It stands for "false sense of security". > > -- > alfz1 |
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| Re: ZFS vs RAID, was Re: MyISAM engine: worst case scenario in caseof crash (mysql, O/S, hardware, whatever) toby wrote: > alf wrote: > >>Jerry Stuckle wrote: >> >> >>>Real RAID arrays are not cheap. $100-500/GB is not out of the question. >>> And you won't find them at COMP-USA or other retailers. >>> >> >> >>Does not RAID stand for 'redundant array of inexpensive disks' :-)? > > > It stands for "false sense of security". > agreed, plus the politically correct RAID stands for "redundant array of independent disks" :-) |
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