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Not really. There are just a handful of parameters that should be set based mostly around the amount of RAM you would like to dedicate to the database. The last
by rbranson 17y ago
Not really. There are just a handful of parameters that should be set based mostly around the amount of RAM you would like to dedicate to the database. The last 10% of performance can be squeezed out by setting another half dozen or so parameters related to disk I/O and CPU capabilities. If you are really, REALLY worried about it, for about $500-$1000, I'm sure you could get any one of the qualified independent PostgreSQL consultants to take a look at your specs, tune your configuration, and help you benchmark the setup.