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Well sure, if you don't change its default configuration and leave Postgres tuned for a 486.
by ArbitraryLimits 15y ago
Well sure, if you don't change its default configuration and leave Postgres tuned for a 486.
- WildUtah 15y agoAnd why is Postgres tuned by default for a 486? I face this with databases as small as 2 to 5GB; Postgres needs its parameters tuned to do the correct join procedures using indexes. How is PG going to compete with mySQL in the basic webapp market when mySQL is download-and-run ready? Or does PG always want to be a niche player? I'd rather see it grow because if your app ever grows, you'll be happy to have a real full-featured relational database someday.