Benchmark: Dell/Perc 6, 8 disk RAID 10 [postgresql-performance mailing list]
Friday, June 27th, 2008Dell 2950
Dell 2950
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wow, owesome visualization of postgresql project
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a lot of silly questions !!! WARNING
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Postgres Database Administrator, Beverly Hills, CA
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yet another postgresql tuning guide, contains useful explanation of most omportant config parameters
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notes on PostgreSQL tuning from Bruce Momjian (PostgreSQL core team )
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notes / discussion about optimizing index performance for big tables (“big” means 250M records
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PostgreSQL: benchmarks and further analisys for OLTP workloads 8-32 cores with ~TB db size from Sun’s potgresql team
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in Russian: how to complie PostgreSQL stored procedures in C with MinGW under windows
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Say we have a table with a lot of boolean columns. One row in that table defines an “event” entity, so basically event 1 can look like 00001 and event 2 can look like 01001. Post discusses a ways to define similarities between events (XOR)
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