I used to think backup means one big copy, safe in one place. Then an outage hit and, well… the “safe” place was down too. With Walrus (WAL), you plan for that. You assume nodes fail. You assume links drop. You keep moving.

Walrus can split a file into parts and add repair parts. Some call this erasure coding. Simple idea: like tearing a note into pieces, plus spare bits, so you rebuild it later. If parts get lost or go bad, the file still comes back.

For recovery drills, pick your worst day. Test corrupt data, not just slow net. Track what you restore first. Logs, keys, then user files. Boring steps. They save you.

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