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>324 disks takes up most of a row. Not any more. Using high density disk enclosures, you can fit that many disks in a third of a rack, and if each disk held 4
by deerpig 13y ago
>324 disks takes up most of a row.
Not any more. Using high density disk enclosures, you can fit that many disks in a third of a rack, and if each disk held 4.5TB you'd have almost 1.5PB of storage!
What an astonishing change in only 15 years!
- gaius 13y agoJust under 20 years ago when I got started in this racket, 30G was consider a huge database, cutting edge stuff, requiring experts and special techniques. Nowadays a serious DBA doesn't blink at 30T.