All my backups are inside the same universe as what is being backed up. A boundary must be drawn somewhere and this is one of many reasonable boundaries. As I understand it, the backup isn't "inside" the volume but is attached to it so that deleting the volume deletes the backups.
Can we at least agree to draw the line so that if a single call can delete the live data AND all backups, they shouldn't be called "backups", but rather snapshots?
All my backups are inside the same universe as what is being backed up. A boundary must be drawn somewhere and this is one of many reasonable boundaries. As I understand it, the backup isn't "inside" the volume but is attached to it so that deleting the volume deletes the backups.
>All my backups are inside the same universe as what is being backed up.
Unless the commenter was backing up their entire universe, this comment is a non sequitur.
Can we at least agree to draw the line so that if a single call can delete the live data AND all backups, they shouldn't be called "backups", but rather snapshots?
I would also say that if your backup is controlled by the same third party as the primary, it's not a backup.
Did you back up the universe inside the universe? Otherwise your comment doesn't seem related to what I wrote.