There will probably be a blog post in a couple of months about the latest infrastructure changes that we've added. Keep an eye out for that.
> There will probably be a blog post in a couple of months...
That'll be a "no", then.
Well one could say that in the particular case it might have worked out: They knew about Sandy in advance and had a bit of time until the lights went out. But if it happens unexpected, it's a tough call to make: Keep it running or keep the last data since the last log shipping?
If on the other hand they had gone with Sql mirroring, it's likely that there would have been quite some outage just because of the mirroring: If one of the two data centers went down, the whole system would be down, it's often like that with failover systems