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The key is that PostgreSQL 9.2 will be able to handle a 64 core workload, but current released versions of PG do not. The fact is current versions of PG are un
by spudlyo 14y ago
The key is that PostgreSQL 9.2 will be able to handle a 64 core workload, but current released versions of PG do not.
The fact is current versions of PG are unable to use more than 60% CPU on a 24 core machine. Do you know anyone who uses a dev version of an RDBMS in production?
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- jeltz 14y agoI believe that MySQL 5.5 scales to 32 cores but not linearly, while PostgreSQL 9.1 caps at 24 cores. As I said in my last comment: I do not doubt much that MySQL would beat PostgreSQL 9.1, but it wont beat it "handily".