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Internal error: failed to get DB size and num_tables [code: 7500]
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Internal error: failed to get DB size and num_tables [code: 7500]
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Internal error: failed to get DB size and num_tables [code: 7500]
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Internal error: failed to get DB size and num_tables [code: 7500] If you think this is a bug, please open an issue at: https://github.com/cloudflare/workers-sdk/issues/new/choose
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Might require D1 team manual intervention, but (won't guarantee it, of course, have no idea about internally and what the issue is) it's always been a full data recovery, if it needs to be rebuilt or something
the other question that i have is regardless of issue, shouldn't time travel/recovery be possible so that we can do urgent operations if needed since when we read the blog posts there was redundancy
Idk if I agree, the whole point of having multi AZ deployments is that you can trust services like aws to never have all regions down at the same time, and thus trust snapshot of dbs to be stored there
But still, you have multiple AZ (and regions, because if we are going with 100% uptime a region can and has gone offline multiple times). D1 is a single instance.
D1 (well, DOs which power them) can roam throughout multiple data centers, sort of like an AZ, but this is a startup issue with it. Kind of like if your db on an external platform had an issue with its WAL log or something, no amount of replication or redundancy would fix