How often do you spend time dealing with a mysql blowup that's not HW related? Also what kind of data are we talking about here? (size, xacts/sec, other pertinent info. tho, no need for a full profile of your rig or anything)
I don't use MySQL myself, but that's because the screams of my friends keep me from venturing into those woods.
I think there has been some effort to bring a PostgreSQL "performance farm" online to show the differences in performance across versions of PostgreSQL, and to quickly identify regressions during development. I don't think it's up yet, but a search should reveal some details on the project.
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Do you use mysql's built-in replication(master-master)? Out of curiosity, what prompted the switch to MySQL?
How often do you spend time dealing with a mysql blowup that's not HW related? Also what kind of data are we talking about here? (size, xacts/sec, other pertinent info. tho, no need for a full profile of your rig or anything) I don't use MySQL myself, but that's because the screams of my friends keep me from venturing into those woods.
I think there has been some effort to bring a PostgreSQL "performance farm" online to show the differences in performance across versions of PostgreSQL, and to quickly identify regressions during development. I don't think it's up yet, but a search should reveal some details on the project.
hrm? The documentation is regularly updated... http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.0/static/
Not sure if it's in other DBMSs, but it's in the SQL spec.