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What if jsr goes down? (how to mirror?) #144
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JSR is built with robustness in mind; even if the website and database encounter issues, code distribution remains unaffected thanks to direct delivery from storage buckets, ensuring reliability on par with GCP. We're open to implementing a mirroring mechanism for additional redundancy of package sources. However, it's crucial to first establish a clear design. We welcome a detailed proposal outlining a potential implementation. |
I'll move this into #110 (underlying work necessary to enable mirroring). |
This had been always a worrying fact about npm that if the service goes down / interrupted or blocked, there would be a disaster without backup plan.
Many of FOSS package repositories have a mirroring mechanism. Would JSR be open to provi a protocol for mirroring meta + data?
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