[throw0101c]

From a few years ago:

> Five guys moving a server to a new datacenter without shutting it down. Without cutting it off from the internet. And as using a car would have been too easy, they used public transport.

* https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vQ5MA685ApE (DE audio, EN subs)

See also perhaps:

> The HotPlug allows hot seizure and removal of computers from the field to anywhere else. The HotPlug's patented technology keeps power flowing to the computer while transferring the computer's power input from one A/C source (such as a wall outlet or power strip) to another (a portable UPS) and back again.

* https://shop.digistor.com/products/hotplug-field-kit

* 2007 potato-quality demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=erq4TO_a3z8&

[marklubi]

Thanks for sharing the video of moving the server.

I wouldn't say that I miss those days, but there's some good nostalgia there having done some things that feel pretty similar (early 2000s). Not quite to that extreme though.

[dark-star]

Tangentially related: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uhO1SNJRMQ

Highspeed Highway Halo

[mystraline]

Thats rough.

If anything, thats an indication to me to make a HA setup so you can power down 1 member.

Im not going to watch a video, honestly, but HA with a front-facing Zookeeper and sharded Postgres isnt super hard. Can be if you didnt initially plan for it.

Ideally, you need an odd amount of quorum machines to properly handle split brain decisions... But if its a money issue, you can technically get by with just 2, and accepting a possibility of split brain.

[baq]

You are not the market.

> We created this product for our Government/Forensic customers

[yomismoaqui]

Thanks for the video, it made me happy seeing those pals having so much fun :)