[Beowulf] High Performance for Large Database
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Reuti reuti at staff.uni-marburg.deTue Oct 26 14:03:30 PDT 2004
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Hi, > I'm currently working on a project that will require fast access to > data stored in a postgreSQL database server. I've been told that a > Beowulf cluster may help increase performance. Since I'm not very > familar with Beowulf clusters, I was hoping that you might have some > advice or information on whether a cluster would increase performance > for a PostgreSQL database. The major tables accessed are around > 150-200 million records. On a stand alone server, it can take several > minutes to perform a simple select query. > > It seems like once we start pricing for servers with 16+ processors > and 64+ GB of RAM, the prices sky rocket. If I can acheive high > performance with a cluster, using 15-20 dual processor machines, that > would be great. what is your configuration now and what disks are you using at this time? Any RAID array with SCSI? - Reuti
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