On 06/11/12 11:29 PM, Condor wrote:
I think I'm trying to learn information what is the technique for managing large databases not to philosophize what was my server.
you handle large databases with a lot of fast disk, and memory, this gets you into the terabytes.
clustering/load balancing would not do for this, other than needing MORE fast disk (N replicas require N times the disk system of one database). clustering can provide active/slave failover for high availability, or it can provide replicas for balancing read queries. updates have to be made to all the replicas, so they wont be any faster than a single server (in fact, will be slower due to the overhead of replication
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