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Why not both? Alerting to find issues quickly, a bit of extra storage so you have more options available in case of an outage, and maybe some redundancy for good measure.

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A system this critical is on a SAN, if you’re properly alerting adding a bit more storage space is a 5 minute task.

It should also have a DR solution, yes.

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A system this critical is on a hypervisor with tight storage “because deduplication” (I’m not making this up).

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Yes, alert me when disk space is about to run out so I can ask for a massive raise and quit my job when they dont give it to me.

Then when TSHTF they pay me to come back.

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That high hourly rate is really satisfying, I guess…not been there.

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A lot of companies have minimal alerting or no alerting at all. It’s kind of wild. I literally have better alerting in my home setup than many companies do lol

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It’s certainly cheaper to not have any but it will limit growth substantially

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I have free monitoring I set up myself though lol

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There’s cases where disk fills up quicker than one can reasonably react, even if alerts are in place. And sometimes culprit is something you can’t just go and kill.

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And sometimes culprit is something you can’t just go and kill.

That’s what the Yakuza is for.

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Had an issue like that a few years back. A stand alone device that was filling up quickly. The poorly designed device could only be flushed via USB sticks. I told them that they had to do it weekly. Guess what they didn’t do. Looking back I should have made it alarm and flash once a week on a timer.

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