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From: Don Kuenz <g@crcomp.net>
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Subject: Re: big drives
Date: Fri, 24 Mar 2017 03:01:32 -0000 (UTC)
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<snip>

>>SSD deployments into non-mission critical applications are actually
>>quite old school to me at this juncture. Regardless it's still best
>>for me to "lead from behind" and let other people bet their own
>>mission critical farms first. :0)
>
> What's "mission critical" about a cycle server?  Add another.

My server farms, plural, each contain multiple servers. There's at most
one cycle server in the mix. That particular cycle server is not mission
critical.

The remaining servers of interest host mission critical applications for
unaffiliated enterprises. It's just like the name says, when a mission
critical server fails the enterprise fails. That's why it's best for me
to "lead from behind" and let other people bet their own mission
critical farms first. :0)

Thank you,

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Don Kuenz KB7RPU