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Re: Real application clustering in postgres.

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> 
> If you have mirrored disks, and you write junk (e.g, because of
> a flaw in a fibre channel cable, something I have witnessed),
> then you have two perfectly fine copies of the junk.
> 

Few years ago didn't this happen to Salesforce where a firmware bug corrupted the Disk, resulting in corruption of Oracle tablespace blocks
and all RAC nodes were equally useless since all of them read from the same disk.  Salesforce lost 4 hours worth of data.







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