Loading ...Recovered from database Disaster / Corruption
Earlier today monit reported Lighttpd webserver problem. Due to MySQL database corruption site was down for almost 2hrs.
We restored all data, again, without any loss of files or posts/articles except comment made after 24th Jan 2007! Entire site is roll-back to last good backup which was made on 23-Jan-2007.
Thanks to NAS backup.
As usual disaster strike at midnight (3AM):
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If you see any problem please write to me vivek ReMoVeMe AT nixCraft . COM.
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Do you use a good system to detect and get notified of disasters that you can recommend? I would sleep better if I could just check my e-mail after midnight…
I’m using Nagios, Munin, Monit and few custom made perl/shell scripts. You need to play with these tools all of them are quite effective.