Thread: PostgreSQL 1000 users
I intend to use a PostgreSQL-Linux server (2GB RAM, 2.4GHz) with an application for a 1000 concurrent users (actually the group of programmers are developing this project). Do you think that is possible? Not only technically possible but practically possible (speed, stability, etc, etc).
I want to read your opinion about this.
On Thu, 22 Jan 2004, Jose G. Mendoza wrote: > I intend to use a PostgreSQL-Linux server (2GB RAM, 2.4GHz) with an > application for a 1000 concurrent users (actually the group of > programmers are developing this project). Do you think that is possible? > Not only technically possible but practically possible (speed, > stability, etc, etc). > I want to read your opinion about this. that really depends on what those 1,000 users are doing. Generally speaking, if you can use connection pooling and an application / logic layer between the users and the database you can handle more load. that said, postgresql CAN handle 1,000 connections. 2 gig ram is a little small, try to get at least 4 gigs to throw at the machine. But until you benchmark it with a load similar to what you plan on doing with it in production, who knows how fast (or more appropriately, slow) it will be.