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by johnnyhillbilly
3363 days ago
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You are mentioning implementation-specific issues that may have more than one solution. If one goes to the heavy contenders in this space, e.g. Teradata, you may expect:
- DMA for data retrieval
- A suitable and linearly scalable network layer with Remote DMA
- Row, columnar and hybrid storage options
- Utilization of CPU vector options
- Etc The analytical database has become a commodity. I really like Postgres, but I would still do a very careful analysis of my business needs if I were to choose a DBMS when there is such a strong range of commercial options available. |
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