On 29-7-2006 17:43, Joshua D. Drake wrote:
>
> I would love to get my hands on that postgresql version and see how much
> farther it could be optimized.
You probably mean the entire installation? As said in my reply to
Jochem, I've spent a few days testing all queries to improve their
performance. I'm not sure what kind of improvements that yielded, but if
I remember correctly its in the order of 3-5 times for the entire
benchmark, compared to the initial MySQL-layout and queries.
If you mean the configuration and which version it was, I can look that
up for you if you'd like. Including the compilation switches used on the
T2000.
If we get to keep the machine (which we're going to try, but that's with
worse performance than with their x4200 a bit doubtful), I'm sure we can
work something out.
Then again, we regularly have other server hardware on which the same
database is used, so even without the T2000 we could still do some
effort to further improve postgresql's performance.
It might be interesting to have some Postgres experts do some more
tuning and allowing MySQL AB to do the same... But I'm not sure if we're
willing to spent that much extra time on a benchmark (just testing one
database costs us about a day and a half...)
Best regards,
Arjen
