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From: Aaron Roydhouse <Aaron.Roydhouse@Comp.VUW.AC.NZ>
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To: postgres@postgres.Berkeley.EDU
Subject: Scaling Postgres to larger databases
Date: Mon, 21 Mar 1994 16:59:28 +1200
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In my current application my largest relation contains about 5,500
records, and the relations and associated indices occupy about 20Mb.

In the next few months I want to evaluate my system on a reasonably
sized database. I expect the largest relations to contain about
150,000 records plus indices. Overall I'd estimate it will require
about 600Mb plus working space for queries.

I'd like to hear from anyone using Postgres with databases over 5,000
records or 20Mb, and especially people with over 50,000 records or
100Mb.

Also, if the development team have any comments about the feasibility
of my intentions, I'd really appreciate any advice.

I'll summarise and mail to the list.

Thanks,
Aaron.
