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Tom Lane wrote:
| Gaetano Mendola <mendola@bigfoot.com> writes:
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|>I did last week an Ariadne+Postgresql valutation for the company where I work
|>and I learned that
|>with 250 MB you can open up to 80 concurrent query
|>with 500 MB you can open up to 120 concurrent query
|>from now on for each 250MB you can have ~40 connections more
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| That does not add up: the graph can't have a negative y-intercept.
| There should be a substantial cost to run the postmaster at all,
| and then an essentially fixed cost per connection --- assuming
| that all the connections are running similar queries, of course.
| You're telling us the first 40 connections require zero RAM.
I was not speaking about a single process memory consumption I was
speaking in general, and indeed I don't know why but seems the first
concurrent queries are less expensive, I was able to "confirm" this
rule till 2GB I don't know what there is after.
BTW the machine is a single processor with HT enabled.
Regards
Gaetano Mendola
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