PostgreSQL at 10TB and Beyond: Solving Volume, Velocity, and Variety [Video]
PostgreSQL at 10TB and Beyond: Solving Volume, Velocity, and Variety [Video]
As datasets become grander by the day, let's see how to handle throughput, capacity, and more using PostgreSQL, 10TB of data, and a single, non-sharded server.
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The PostgreSQL at 10 TB And Beyond talk has now been released on YouTube.
Feel free to watch! If you follow Planet Perl Iron Man, there is a short function that extends SQL written in Perl that runs in PostgreSQL in the final 10 minutes or so of the lecture.
This lecture discusses human and technical approaches to solving volume, velocity, and variety problems on PostgreSQL in the 10TB range on a single, non-sharded large server.
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