Take Yahoo Inc.'s 2-petabyte, specially built data warehouse, which it uses 
to analyze the behavior of its half-billion Web visitors per month. The 
Sunnyvale, Calif.-based company makes a strong claim that it is not only the 
world's single-largest database, but also the busiest.
Based on a heavily modified PostgreSQL engine, the year-old database 
processes 24 billion events a day.

Ar tai pakankamai rimta, kad butu galima naudoti?

(http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9087918/Size_matters_Yahoo_claims_2_petabyte_database_is_world_s_biggest_busiest?taxonomyId=53&intsrc=kc_feat&taxonomyName=databases)


"Vaidas Zlotkus" <vaidas@zlotkus.lt> wrote in message 
news:hm8dp2$87t$1@trimpas.omnitel.net...
> Ta teigini, kad Postgre greiciau, tai jau kokius 6 metus girdime, jei ne 
> ilgiau... :) Dabar jau gaunasi variantas, kai daugiau duomenu...
>
> MySQL renkasi didziausi pasaulio internetiniai projektai, turbut ne be 
> reikalo - Facebook, Wikipedia, Secondlife... Ir sekmingai veikia.
>
> Postgresas manau ju atveju net netinkamas, o gal kas nors mane pataisys - 
> postgresas jau palaiko replikacija ar kazka panasaus?
>
> PHP manau yra viena is greiciausiu programavimo/interpretavimo kalbu, 
> kurios tinkamos web aplikacijoms kurti.
>
> v.
>
>
> Ness wrote:
>>> Na bet ar MySQL ir PHP tai atlaikys.
>>
>> sitie tai atlaikys jei gelezis paves. Nors su daugiau duomenu girdisi, 
>> kad Postgre geriau. Su MSSQL dar licencijas paskaiciuot reiketu :)
>>
>>