Friday, April 23
A Plague On Both Your Datacenters
So I now have two main servers - a Ryzen 3700X at WebNX in Utah, and a Xeon W-1290P at TMS in Dallas, each with 64GB RAM and ~3TB of SSD.
I'd like a 5900X, but they are nowhere to be found. I would have settled for a 3900X, but it was out of stock right when I needed it. It's back now - a bit more expensive, but with 128GB RAM and 4TB SSD, so probably worth the extra if I hadn't already got the Xeon.
Anyway.
I also have a central backup server with a RAID-Z pool. It's at the same big datacenter complex in Dallas as the Xeon, but with a different hosting company.
So I now have two main servers - a Ryzen 3700X at WebNX in Utah, and a Xeon W-1290P at TMS in Dallas, each with 64GB RAM and ~3TB of SSD.
I'd like a 5900X, but they are nowhere to be found. I would have settled for a 3900X, but it was out of stock right when I needed it. It's back now - a bit more expensive, but with 128GB RAM and 4TB SSD, so probably worth the extra if I hadn't already got the Xeon.
Anyway.
I also have a central backup server with a RAID-Z pool. It's at the same big datacenter complex in Dallas as the Xeon, but with a different hosting company.
Backing up from Utah to the main server in Dallas runs at around 40MB/sec.
Backing up from the main server in Dallas to the backup server runs at over 100MB/sec, since they're so close to each other. Basically saturates 1GbE.
Backing up from Utah to the backup server runs at around 1MB/sec.
It uses the exact same route over Cogent as between the two main servers, but is 40x slower.
Backing up from the main server in Dallas to the backup server runs at over 100MB/sec, since they're so close to each other. Basically saturates 1GbE.
Backing up from Utah to the backup server runs at around 1MB/sec.
It uses the exact same route over Cogent as between the two main servers, but is 40x slower.
What?
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Have you tried turning it off and back on?
Posted by: Rick C at Friday, April 23 2021 12:03 PM (2Mei2)
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Haha! Go to click on the start menu, now click on the run.. menu, now type iexplore.exe, now type one two seven dot null dot null dot one in the address bar, please.
Posted by: normal at Friday, April 23 2021 12:54 PM (obo9H)
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I enjoyed this iteration of the tech thread but I can't otherwise think of anything clever to say. Thanks.
Posted by: Phil Fraering at Friday, April 23 2021 09:48 PM (Clxcy)
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What, nobody is making the obvious joke about the dysfunction of the courts, and about how this is obviously the result of the transfer rates being regulated under interstate commerce?
Posted by: PatBuckman at Friday, April 23 2021 11:43 PM (6y7dz)
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