hello,
I am wondering if actually, does exists any rule to determine
the amount of RAM, according to the hardware disk size
(in prevision to use all or nearly available space),
when designing a server?
Of course fsm settings implies that when db size grows, more memory will
be in use
for tracking free space.
Same thing applies from RAM cache effectiveness: the bigger db size is,
the more RAM is needed.
Do be more specific, we have an heavy loaded server with SCSI disks
(RAID 0 on a SAS controller),
making a total of 500GB. Actually, there are 16GB RAM, representing
about 2,5% of db size.
any experiences to share?
in advance, thank you.
Mathieu
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