Merlin Moncure <mmonc...@gmail.com> wrote: > So, the challenge is this: I'd like to see repeatable test cases > that demonstrate regular performance gains > 20%. Double bonus > points for cases that show gains > 50%. Are you talking throughput, maximum latency, or some other metric? In our shop the metric we tuned for in reducing shared_buffers was getting the number of "fast" queries (which normally run in under a millisecond) which would occasionally, in clusters, take over 20 seconds (and thus be canceled by our web app and present as errors to the public) down to zero. While I know there are those who care primarily about throughput numbers, that's worthless to me without maximum latency information under prolonged load. I'm not talking 90th percentile latency numbers, either -- if 10% of our web requests were timing out the villagers would be coming after us with pitchforks and torches. -Kevin
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