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With the upgrade from 9.6 to 10 we improved performance by 20% without doing any other changes. From 10 to 11 it was pretty similar, saw a 15-20% performance in
by aeyes 6y ago
With the upgrade from 9.6 to 10 we improved performance by 20% without doing any other changes. From 10 to 11 it was pretty similar, saw a 15-20% performance increase.
We haven't made the jump to 12 yet, we expect overall performance to be lower but disk I/O to be improved.
If performance doesn't matter and you don't need any of the new features you'll have a hard time finding reasons to upgrade. I consider 9.6 to be very stable.
- Tostino 6y agoWhile it may be very stable, the business case for upgrading sooner rather than later is not being behind the 8-ball when 9.6 EOL comes in a year.