The best way of finding out is to do some testing - use a standard
desktop machine (or laptop) and see how that performs. Make sure you
have a realistic mix and amount of data though.
If I had to guess, I'd buy a cheap server with some SATA disks (at least
2 so you can mirror them) and as mu
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to create a database server with postgres web application.
My DB size will be 20GB.
I will write 1 a day with until 10 to 15 simultanous write.
How could I size my server (memory, CPU, ...) ?
The only reliable way is to do some testing. Now 10,000 rows