Quote from: deisik on August 25, 2015, 08:34:24 PM

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Quote from: deisik on August 25, 2015, 04:49:09 PM

The exchange seems to be up and running now! I could cancel orders through api...

Until they took it down again! According to their Twitter page the issue seems to be primarily with the BTC/USD pair, but affects all pairs when the trading engine is down.

My balance is wrong now. It seems that they have "lost" some part of it. This exchange is a complete fuck-up!

www.twitter.com/bitfinex: We are experiencing data corruption issues and will be offline until corrected. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Dying storage sucks big time! Or is this maybe related to recent changes in backend logic?

There should be no such notion as "dying storage" (or "data corruption" due to an obscure hardware failure) at an exchange with daily volumes of a few million dollars...

I hope they didn't run ~~with the money~~ the whole exchange on a single disk

+1 but that's just how technology still works. Even the fattest (network-)RAID or whatever goes tits up at one point, even the least fat-fingered admin throws the wrong commands into the wrong console at one point... After all bitfinex.com still has "Beta" written on it somewhere, doesn't it?

BFX: It would be nice to see some kind of technical details about how your systems are implemented and secured. How many servers are behind the production systems? What redundancies are in place for storage, memory, network, power supply, physical locations. Load-balancing, Firewall, IPS, IDS, DDoS and so on? Sure, details that your competitors probably shouldn't know but your users sure could need some kind of reassurance after so many eff-ups in a row.