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The only time i kind of liked their products was when the corporation spent 1.5 million on the fastest database I’ve ever seen.
by Guest42 6y ago
The only time i kind of liked their products was when the corporation spent 1.5 million on the fastest database I’ve ever seen.
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- whitepoplar 6y agoDetails pls?
- Guest42 6y agoIt was for an enterprise web app (.net) that was used to process seemingly millions of applications per month which would then pull in a whole ton of external data.
- tmpz22 6y agoWhat made it "fast"? Were your workloads properly optimized previously?
- Guest42 6y agoI forget the exact specs but it had close to 200 cores and a team of highly paid dbas that had optimized every aspect. Even the worst of queries would come back instantly.
- covermydonkey 6y agoI can second this. We had a database growing by around 200GB of relevant data per month. While I'm not a fan of Oracle having worked there long ago, that database was unbelievably fast. They moved to MySQL years later and it required a much much bigger tin after being heavily optimized.