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Cost is a key factor. It should be trx/$. That really makes clear the ARM advantage here. Additionally the ARM version only had one disk vs two for x86. I als
by random5634 6y ago
Cost is a key factor. It should be trx/$. That really makes clear the ARM advantage here.
Additionally the ARM version only had one disk vs two for x86.
I also feel like there is more headroom for optimization now that ARM is more visible as a server class target in the non-postgresql toolchains.
- Thaxll 6y agoIt's a wrong measurement because not all workload can be "shardable". If your workload is bound to a single instance it does not really matter if it's a bit cheaper. Not every workload are behind a loadblancer, so single core / MT / single instance performance can be important.