What is the deletion policy for ente replication?
I'm considering migrating my current ente setup from MinIO to real object storage. I'm also considering enabling replication, it seems like the right thing to do.
I'm curious though how the replication works? The guide tells me that it's one hot storage and 2 cold storages, but this github post tells me it's "1 hot, 1 cold, 1 glacier". Worse cold isn't perfectly equivalent between cloud providers.
I guess I wanted to ask how long is ente currently programmed to keep storage for each of the 3 object storage locations? I don't want to get 3 hot object storage volumes, but deletion policies can make getting 3 cold ones expensive too.
I'm curious though how the replication works? The guide tells me that it's one hot storage and 2 cold storages, but this github post tells me it's "1 hot, 1 cold, 1 glacier". Worse cold isn't perfectly equivalent between cloud providers.
I guess I wanted to ask how long is ente currently programmed to keep storage for each of the 3 object storage locations? I don't want to get 3 hot object storage volumes, but deletion policies can make getting 3 cold ones expensive too.
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