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Assuming that this database has been building up over the past decade, I'm in awe over how much money they must have spent on Laptop's in the early part of this
by ceezuns 7y ago
Assuming that this database has been building up over the past decade, I'm in awe over how much money they must have spent on Laptop's in the early part of this decade.
- bsaul 7y agoi had trouble understanding the laptop part of the story. You can’t sync 450 terabytes to a 4terabytes laptop anyway. So why the big storage ?
- jdbernard 7y agoIt's probably as poster above says: each snapshot (sounds like it's DB + app instance or something, maybe a VM snapshot?) is probably > 1TB in size. If you have a 1.5TB image it would make sense to want 4TB storage so that you could have two versions locally at a time. Also explains how long it takes them to do things. Every time they switch versions they have to swap out TBs of data to pull latest. Because it also sounds like they don't have a way to grab just the diffs. They grab whole images at a time.
- Rotten194 7y agoDropbox selective sync that ignores the archived versions maybe?