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Re: New to PostgreSQL, performance considerations



This is very very very true :-)!

I just remebered one case with MySQL. When I changed the distro from
Conectiva 10 (rpm-based ended brazilian distro) to Gentoo, a MySQL
operation that usually took 2 minutes to run, ended in 47 seconds.
This is absolutely vage. I don't have how to prove it to you. The old
situation doesn't even exists anymore because I used the same hardware
on the upgrade. And I can't mesure how each factor helped: compiling
glibc and Mysql with good cflags, rebuilding my database in a ordered
way, never kernel, etc.. All I know is that this process still runs
with less than 1 minute (my database is larger now).

I used the very same hardware: P4 3.0Ghz SATA disk without RAID. And I
only upgraded because Conectiva's support to their version 10 ended
and I need to keep my system up with the security patches.

Best,
Daniel

On 12/11/06, Michael Stone <mstone+postgres(at)mathom(dot)us> wrote:
On Mon, Dec 11, 2006 at 09:05:56AM -0200, Daniel van Ham Colchete wrote:
>unfortunally I don't have any benchmarks right now.

That's fairly normal for gentoo users pushing their compile options.

Mike Stone



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