From: | "Lionel" <lionel(at)art-informatique(dot)com> |
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To: | pgsql-performance(at)postgresql(dot)org |
Subject: | Hardware HD choice... |
Date: | 2008-10-23 15:10:08 |
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Hello,
I have to choose a dedicated server to host a big 8.3 database.
The global size of the database (indexes included) will grow by 40 Go every
year (40 millions of lines/year)
Real data (indexes excluded) will be around 5-7 Go/year.
I need to store 4 years of activity.
Very few simultaneous users (~4).
100000 rows added every day via csv imports.
The application will be a reporting application.
Main statements: aggregation of 10000 to 10millions of line.
Vast majority will hit 300000 lines (90% of the connected users), few will
hit more than 10 millions (10% of the connected users, there may never be 2
simultaneous users of this category).
20sec - 30sec for such a statement is acceptable.
It's quite easy to choose CPU (xeon quad core 2.66, maybe dual xeon), RAM
(8-12Go) but I still hesitate for hard disks.
these are options possible with the hosters I usually work with:
Option 0)
RAID1 750Go SATA2
Option 1)
RAID1 750Go SATA2 + 500Go USB disk
Option 2)
RAID1 SAS 15000rpm 147 Go hard disk + 500Go USB
Option 2+)
RAID1 SATA2 SSD intel X25-M 80Go + 500Go USB
Option 3)
RAID5 SATA2 5x750Go
Option 4)
RAID10 SAS 15000rpm 4x146 Go
Option 5)
RAID10 SATA2 4x250 Go
Any other better option that I could ask for ?
What would be the best choice in case of an external USB drive : using it
for indexes or x_log ?
And what is the best option to backup such a database ?
Nightly dump ?
data folder zip ?
thanks for your help.
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