[embedding-shape]

> The only caveat being this assumes all your data can fit on a single machine

Does my data fit in RAM? https://yourdatafitsinram.net/

Not sure using EC2/AWS/Amazon is a good example here, if you're squeezing for large single-node performance you most certainly go for dedicated servers, or at least avoid vCPUs like a plague.

[jandrese]

That site is a bit questionable. I entered "64TB" as the answer and it was very happy to show me a bunch of servers that maxed out at 6 or 8TB. Even the one server that listed 64TB of RAM might be questionable since it's not leaving room for the OS or your applications. That said 64 TB is a gargantuan amount of data, so I'm not too worked up over it not fitting in RAM. Lord help you if you have a power outage and have to reload the data from disk.

[ErroneousBosh]

Getting on for ten year's worth of forum posts on https://rangerovers.pub/ comes to about 32MB of SQL dump.

So yeah, easily.

[paulddraper]

How does 25 TiB fit in RAM when the max machine has 24 TB?