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Funny about a week ago I heard directly from someone using one of the Fusion-io cards and let's just say the real world performance was rather impressive. I def
by timtrueman 18y ago
Funny about a week ago I heard directly from someone using one of the Fusion-io cards and let's just say the real world performance was rather impressive. I definitely wanted to invest in them right then and there. I'm not sure I can quote numbers (without permission that is) but let's just say many very busy physical DB servers were consolidated onto far fewer servers (all servers had the same specs except the Fusion-io SSD) and even with fewer servers the load/utilization was reduced.
- albahk 18y agoI remember a company in Australia called Platypus Technology (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Platypus_Technology http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Platypus_Technology) came up with something similar whereby they loaded up a full-size PCI card with 4-8Gb of RAM and then this would appear as a 4Gb hard-drive to the OS. Then you just place the DB files or swap files onto this drive and Boom! instant speed upgrade for DB or OS doing disk-work... Apparently they are no longer around.