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By Chris
Hi all.
So I’m pretty sure outside of the managed database instances, there’s no standby nodes.
However, I’m looking to confirm another few aspects. If the hypervisor our droplet is on goes down/crashes/hardware failure, does the infrastructure automatically spin up a new droplet for us, porting over our entire droplet, IP, etc? In other words, droplet/hypervisor is running great, all of a sudden a NVMe failed; outside of the time it takes their systems to “realize” it crashed and such, would everything spin back up on a new node without any interaction from us?
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