> Lawrence Wetsel <trey_wetsel@mac.com> hat am 15. März 2016 um 20:43
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> Hello,
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> I am setting up a PostgreSQL instance in the cloud for a customer and a couple
> of months ago I couldn't spell PostgreSQL.
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> I have a few questions:
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> What should I look for in the way of performance tuning/how should I set it
> up? RHEL and CentOS will be used. RAM...probably between 3-4G. I'm not sure
> about the storage type. As for what I'm tuning...I'm more interested in
> response times than transactions per second. Could I create a script to
> automate the performance tuning?
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As a rule of thumb you can set shared_buffers to 1/4 of RAM, and you can /
should increase work_mem from default 4M to more, maybe 16M or so, but that
depends on your workload. There is more, but that depends all on your workload.
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