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Toyota Shut Down 14 Factories Due to 'Insufficient Disk Space'
You can never have too much storagehttps://www.tomshardware.com/news/toyota-shut-down-14-factories-due-to-insufficient-disk-space
Even major car manufacturers can never have too much storage space. In late August, Toyota had to shut down 28 assembly lines at 14 auto plants in Japan due to computer issues. Today, Toyota provided more details on the shutdown, including that "an error occurred due to insufficient disk space."
According to a press release from the car maker, the shutdown of these plants was a result of system maintenance that occurred a few days prior. During this maintenance, "data that had accumulated in the database was deleted and organized, and an error occurred due to insufficient disk space, causing the system to stop." The company further wrote that the servers were running on the same system as its backup, causing the same issue there, so the company couldn't make a switch.
The fix occurred when Toyota's engineers moved to a server with more storage space, with the plants restarting the next day. The company claims that "[c]ountermeasures have also been put in place by replicating and verifying the situation."
According to a press release from the car maker, the shutdown of these plants was a result of system maintenance that occurred a few days prior. During this maintenance, "data that had accumulated in the database was deleted and organized, and an error occurred due to insufficient disk space, causing the system to stop." The company further wrote that the servers were running on the same system as its backup, causing the same issue there, so the company couldn't make a switch.
The fix occurred when Toyota's engineers moved to a server with more storage space, with the plants restarting the next day. The company claims that "[c]ountermeasures have also been put in place by replicating and verifying the situation."
Toyota's brief press release says about the same.
https://global.toyota/en/newsroom/corporate/39732568.html
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Toyota Shut Down 14 Factories Due to 'Insufficient Disk Space' (Original Post)
usonian
Sep 2023
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getagrip_already
(17,498 posts)1. This what we call a career limiting event.....
Some poor bastard ended up doing what his boss (the expert) yelled at him/her to do even though they told bossie what would happen.
Then they were fired.
Seen it. Not pretty.
usonian
(14,352 posts)2. Been there. I quit before the boss could fire me.
Nyahhh Nyahhh.
Wonder Why
(4,653 posts)3. Yeah! Take this job and shove it!
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