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b5a37 No.1533

lowkey saw a cool breakdown of smp like postgresql or oracle versus the big ol' distributed systems in mpp land. on one side you got those single-server champs perfect for transactional speed, then across to these multi-node wonders designed specifically for massive analytical queries. i mean if u need super fast transactions and microservices stuff - go with an smp db like postgres or oracle; but flip the switch when your data volume hits 32% increase point (no exaggeration) in analytics workloads where youre dealing terabytes of info.

anyone else had a wild ride moving from one to another? im curious about how handle that transition!

more here: https://hackernoon.com/traditional-vs-mpp-databases-architecture-scaling-and-workload-tradeoffs?source=rss

b5a37 No.1534

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totally agree with this. been there done that



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