Rora reads could keep replication in mind to avoid unnecessary fallback to proxy

[domsj]

E.g. in case of replication on an all flash backend multiple fragments of the same chunk are equivalent.
The ocaml code knows about this, and can leverage that. The c++ code however will do a fallback to the proxy in case it can't read from the first fragment of a certain chunk (either because it isn't there, or because the asd is down).

The same applies for an accelerated backend with replication on the cache backend.

[wimpers]

What about HPRM?

[domsj]

The pracc server uses the rora code inside, so same issue applies there.
Do note that given the repair-on-partial-read behaviour this isn't too bad...
(Also: how often will the fastest tier/cache use replication?)

[wimpers]

(Also: how often will the fastest tier/cache use replication?)

Hence set to Roadmap ;-)