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There are silent corruption bugs in storage drivers for example. Having that kind of competency in-house is too expensive for most companies.(Not Spotify in thi
by cdi 12y ago
There are silent corruption bugs in storage drivers for example. Having that kind of competency in-house is too expensive for most companies.(Not Spotify in this case, but problem could be much harder to fix)
http://labs.spotify.com/2013/01/28/finding-the-right-needle-in-the-kernel-haystack/ http://labs.spotify.com/2013/01/28/finding-the-right-needle-...
- opendais 12y agoThat is the description of a hardware problem that the vendor they bought the hardware from was unable to resolve due to an unsupported OS. That is where picking the right hardware vendor comes in. I wouldn't ask my OS vendor to support my hardware choices unless they specifically certified it. Neither Debian or Ubuntu certified that raid card...which puts you back to square 1 again, rendering their support moot.