<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Some questions on this:
> 1. Can the database survive loss/corruption of the xlog and indexes in a
> recoverable way? To save money (and because I won't need the throughput as
> much), I am thinking on making this index/wal/xlog drive a single cheap
> sata drive (or m
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> The best one I have come up with is moving the xlog/wal (can someone
> confirm whether these are the same thing?) to another physical drive.
Yeah, two names for same thing.
> I also think it may be beneficial to move some indexes to another drive as
> well (same one as
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> The best one I have come up with is moving the xlog/wal (can someone
> confirm whether these are the same thing?) to another physical drive.
Yeah, two names for same thing.
> I also think it may be beneficial to move some indexes to another drive as
> well (same one as
I have a busy postgresql server running running on a raid1 of 2 15k rpm
scsi drives.
I have been running into the problem of maxed out IO bandwidth. I would
like to convert my raid1 into a raid10 but that would require a full
rebuild which is more downtime than I want so I am looking into other
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