Thanks Ben and Sam for sharing your experience.
On Jan 30, 2018 8:52 AM, "Ben Chobot" wrote:
>
> > On Jan 29, 2018, at 8:05 PM, Sam Gendler
> wrote:
> >
> > Why not use EBS storage, but don’t use provisioned iops SSDs (io1) for
> the ebs volume. Just use the default storage type (gp2) and live
> On Jan 29, 2018, at 8:05 PM, Sam Gendler wrote:
>
> Why not use EBS storage, but don’t use provisioned iops SSDs (io1) for the
> ebs volume. Just use the default storage type (gp2) and live with the 3000
> IOPS peak for 30 minutes that that allows. You’d be amazed at just how much
> I/o can
Why not use EBS storage, but don’t use provisioned iops SSDs (io1) for the
ebs volume. Just use the default storage type (gp2) and live with the 3000
IOPS peak for 30 minutes that that allows. You’d be amazed at just how much
I/o can be handled within the default IOPS allowance, though bear in mind
G'day all,
We have been doing this in production for about five years, the client is
aware of the trade off between speed, cost and availability. (By this I
mean, if it goes down for a few minutes, no big concern to them). We had
around 2 million users, but very small payloads.
We take full datab
Thank you, Paul and Steven, for the information.
@Paul: Thanks for the link. Planning to read through most of fdr's comments
on Hacker News.
@Steven:
> Q: Why not just use RDS?
> It'll be simpler.
Already using it for multiple deployments. I am primarily a programmer. But
now want to get out o
> I have come across some ideas on the Internet
> where people hinted at running production PostgreSQL workloads
> on AWS ephemeral SSD storage.
I think people were more serious about that before AWS introduced
PIOPS. I wouldn't do this unless I had streaming replication to a
standby, plus regular
On Mon, 29 Jan 2018 23:27:32 +0530
Pritam Barhate wrote:
> In short, I am just trying to learn from other people's experience.
This is identical to solutions that use tmpfs on linux for
database storage or dealing with a fully failed storage
system. Think about what you'd do if a RAID controll
>> Both log shipping and async replication are ancient features, and should
>> be well understood. What exactly is unclear?
I know about these and I know how to operate them also. The only part I am
concerned about is the ephemeral storage. The risk appetite around it and
the steps people take in
On 01/29/2018 05:41 PM, Pritam Barhate wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> As you may know, EBS volumes though durable are very costly when you
> need provisioned IOPS. As opposed to this AWS instance attached
> ephemeral SSD is very fast but isn't durable.
>
> I have come across some ideas on the Inte
Hi everyone,
As you may know, EBS volumes though durable are very costly when you
need provisioned IOPS. As opposed to this AWS instance attached ephemeral SSD
is very fast but isn't durable.
I have come across some ideas on the Internet where people hinted at
running production PostgreSQL worklo
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