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It seems that this day the art of configuring a database has been long lost. I also completely don't understand the issue. Just buy two huge behemoth servers, p
by vbezhenar 3y ago
It seems that this day the art of configuring a database has been long lost. I also completely don't understand the issue. Just buy two huge behemoth servers, put your postgres there in a replicated mode and move on. It'll sustain huge load. Surely those companies can afford to hire one sysadmin.
- jitl 3y agoYou can’t necessarily play Cookie Clicker with database hardware scaling and have a good time. Query performance and upkeep processes often begin to degrade well before a table reaches the maximum hardware-bound size. We were using an instance with 96 cores and 350gb of RAM which seems over provisioned on paper and still hitting a variety of issues like stalled out Postgres auto-vacuum.