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I am hosting all of my stuff on a single VPS instance in Docker/lcx containers. It is reasonably easy to migrate stuff out if I need a larger hardware, but it's
by sz4kerto 12y ago
I am hosting all of my stuff on a single VPS instance in Docker/lcx containers. It is reasonably easy to migrate stuff out if I need a larger hardware, but it's also very cheap.
Regarding scaling: a couple of years ago I ran a database on a single CPU core (because of licensing issues). It stored 50M rows a day and also executed various queries quite quickly. So I seriously doubt that most of us is going to need large clusters.
- Kiro 12y agoWhy do you need Docker for that?
- mkal_tsr 12y agoHow do you figure they need Docker for that? Seems like it's what they chose, not that they had an undying belief that Docker is the One-True-Solution.
- Thaxll 12y ago50M/day on a VPS / single core, I'm having hard time believing...
- brixon 12y agoHe did not say how the data was structured. Someone with simple/skinny indexes would do fine on weaker hardware than someone with complex/wide indexes on the same size dataset.
- sz4kerto 12y agoNo, that wasn't VPS. It's kdb. http://pietrowski.info/2012/12/kdb-high-performance-column-oriented-designed-for-massive-datasets-database/ http://pietrowski.info/2012/12/kdb-high-performance-column-o... "1.126 million inserts per second (single insert)"