On 4/20/07, Federico <rotellaro@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm writing the slides for the road2pgday and I'm wondering if there's
> some test about the cost per transaction that have PostgreSQL on OLTP.
AFAIK, there aren't any audited public benchmarks for PostgreSQL. So,
you're not going to find a TPC-C or TPC-E for PostgreSQL yet. There
may have been one of the SPEC benchmarks that used PostgreSQL, but
that wouldn't have been direct OLTP.
Being free, PostgreSQL's cost-per-transaction would be fairly low.
Basically, if you purchase maintenance, support, installation, or
tuning services from a PostgreSQL support organization or consultant,
then you're cost/transaction is really based on that fee and the
number of your applications transactions run over the lifetime of the
support contract.
Unlike other database vendors, there's no cost/transaction for free PostgreSQL.
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