Re: Large Databases
От | Michal Taborsky |
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Тема | Re: Large Databases |
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Msg-id | 4134E58A.90300@taborsky.cz обсуждение исходный текст |
Ответ на | Large Databases (elein <elein@varlena.com>) |
Список | pgsql-general |
elein wrote: > What is the linux and/or postgres limitation for very > large databases, if any? We are looking at 6T-20T. > My understanding is that if the hardware supports it, > then it can be done in postgres. But can hardware > support that? I've never had the pleasure to actually see one of those, but for example IBM sells their storage servers, which can hold up to 224 SCSI drives. The largest drive now s 146G, so that gives you 32T. With some RAIDing you are looking at 16T of storage in one box (huge it may be--actually occupies whole 90U rack). You can use more of them I guess, since version 8 has tablespaces. Be prepared to spend some half a mil for this beast and we are talking US dollars here (listing price is $760k, but who would shop for listing prices, eh?). Beware, nuclear powerplant not included. If you get one of those, let us know how Postgres hums on it :) -- Michal Taborsky http://www.taborsky.cz
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