and by the way, yes, Ocean Star on the weekend (well, it's already 7 years ago) all the CDs were laid in one valiant office with us.. of those that their service is both dangerous and difficult
, the data from the backup was restored, the disks were replaced after the vendor's bickering like "yes, you had a temperature jump here, a million degrees!! And then.. then there is an electromagnetic pulse of 100 thousand gigavolts - kaboom!! And in general, the Light from Venus reflected from the upper atmosphere and caused a malfunction. When the gigatsapa tested the edge of the planet here and fell off. Fuck it
Well, industrial SSDs also had the famous glitch for 40-45,000 hours, and almost all major vendors. Isn't it?
there is no it, the disks have been working for about 2-3 months in total
So Dorado should be taken, V6, they not only have a minimum of complaints, but they have already arranged a universal smack in this sector and pushed it down (and rightly so, because Dell devoured a sensible EMC, but they put market managers with sticks over the local developers - go there, don't go here, and even sold VMware, donkeys). NetApp looks more at new features than at sales, so their devices are thoughtful, pleasant, but experiments with the web muzzle and REST API have already challenged the admins, most of the old ones have finally gone to the command line, and those who do not want to go to the CLI - again, Huawei gives up, their approach is more conservative. As the great Mao said, "The sun rises in the East."
