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If it's not a secret, I would be interested to know 1. What is your volumetry (number of rows in your biggest central table, if you have one) 2. How many i
by allan_s 10y ago
If it's not a secret, I would be interested to know
1. What is your volumetry (number of rows in your biggest central table, if you have one)
2. How many insert/seconds do you have , same for SELECT (rough estimate)
3. What RDS size are you currently using
4. Is this instance sharded ?
We're also running our business on amazon RDS for the database, and I would like to have a measure on how far you can go, as often people who don't understand SQL databases start to jump to "only NoSQL can save us" once they start to have performance problem, that could be solved by simply having a smarter schema, better indexes, or sharding a bit. So that next time these voices appear I will have some numbers to throw at them :)