Re: What's the best hardver for PostgreSQL 8.1?

>
> If you've got the budget or are dealing with small enough physical
> storage needs, by all means use RAID 10.  OTOH, if you are dealing
> with large enterprise class apps like Sarbanes Oxley compliance,
> medical and/or insurance, etc, etc, the storage needs can get so large
> that RAID 10 for everything or even most things is not possible.  Even
> if economically feasible.
>
> RAID levels are like any other tool.  Each is useful in the proper
> circumstances.
>
There is also RAID 50 which is quite nice.

Joshua D. Drake


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> Ron Peacetree
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