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In single master architecture this is inevitable. At some point you wont be able to throw more hardware. Thats why multi-master architecture was created in the
by pojzon 4y ago
In single master architecture this is inevitable. At some point you wont be able to throw more hardware.
Thats why multi-master architecture was created in the first place.
- toast0 4y agoA lot of big companies went through that, I've seen presentations about eBay running out of scaling room on their Oracle servers in their boom. Otoh, maximum database server today is a ton bigger. Looking at just Supermicro, you can get 8 TB ram in a dual Epyc server, and 24 TB in exotic, but still off the shelf systems. You can get a lot of qps with 24 TB of ram and a whole bunch of cores. If you go with Oracle, they'll sell you a Sparc server with 48 TB of ram, and 384 CPU cores.
- scollet 4y agoSingle "manager" or "distributor" you mean