On 11/16/2011 04:53 PM, Tory M Blue wrote:
> Linux F12 64bit
> Postgres 8.4.4
> 16 proc / 32GB
> 8 disk 15KRPM SAS/Raid 5 (I know!)
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> shared_buffers = 6000MB
> #temp_buffers = 8MB
> max_prepared_transactions = 0
> work_mem = 250MB
> maintenance_work_mem = 1000MB
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> We now have about 180mill records in that table. The database size is
> about 580GB and the userstats table which is the biggest one and the
> one we query the most is 83GB.
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> Just a basic query takes 4 minutes:
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> For e.g. select count(distinct uid) from userstats where log_date>'11/7/2011'
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How'd you feel about keeping a monthly summary table? Update it daily, with only a days worth of stats, then you could
querythe summary table much faster.
That's what I do for my website stats. I log details for a month, then summarize everything into a summary table, and
blowaway the details. You wouldn't have to delete the details if you wanted them, just keeping the summary table
updatedwould be enough.
-Andy