Comment by cyberax
2 hours ago
Yes, normal S3 is at least triply-redundant. But it's possible for S3 to lose some data if two DCs are down and a disk dies in the single remaining DC.
AWS doesn't use parity for S3, they actually mirror the data.
2 hours ago
Yes, normal S3 is at least triply-redundant. But it's possible for S3 to lose some data if two DCs are down and a disk dies in the single remaining DC.
AWS doesn't use parity for S3, they actually mirror the data.
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