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I have experience with other relational DB products, but the principle should be similar; I have a few databases over 1 TB, but scaling to tens of TB would requ
by AdrianB1 6y ago
I have experience with other relational DB products, but the principle should be similar; I have a few databases over 1 TB, but scaling to tens of TB would require more RAM than what a typical 1S or 2S can support. CPU's are not that problematic with the huge number of cores in AMD Epyc, but RAM is a serious limitation, in my world I need between 15% and 60% RAM to database size ration, depending if it is transactional, reporting or somewhere in between. Taking a 50 TB database as an example, it is too much for a 4TB RAM 2 socket Epyc system.