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Fire declared in OVH SBG2 datacentre building

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Re: Fire declared in OVH SBG2 datacentre building

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Puzzles and puzzle storm is down on Lichess:

> Due to a fire at one of our data centres, a few of our servers are down and may be down permanently. We are restoring these servers from backups and will enable puzzles and storm as soon as possible. > > We hope that everyone who is dealing with the fire is safe, including the firefighters and everyone at OVH. <3.

Re: Fire declared in OVH SBG2 datacentre building

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post #2

Puzzles and puzzle storm is down on Lichess: > Due to a fire at one of our data centres, a few of our servers are down and may be down permanently. We are restoring these servers from backups and will enable puzzles and storm as soon as possible. > > We hope that everyone who is dealing with the fire is safe, including the firefighters and everyone at OVH. <3.

I think playing "from position" is also broken? I was playing chess with my friend and we usually play "from position" but it wasn't working just now so we're playing standard instead. It might be an unrelated bug.

Re: Fire declared in OVH SBG2 datacentre building

#10
The classic "lp0 on fire" error message comes to mind: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lp0_on_fire

Really though, I feel truly awful for anyone affected by this. The post recommends implementing a disaster recovery plan. The truth is that most people don't have one. So, let's use this post to talk about Disaster Recovery Plans!

Mine: I have 5 servers at OVH (not at SBG) and they all back up to Amazon S3 or Backblaze B2, and I also have a dedicated server (also OVH/Kimsufi) that gets the backups. I can redeploy in less than a day on fresh hardware, and that's good enough for my purposes. What's YOUR Disaster Recovery Plan?

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