This document evaluates the performance of PostgreSQL on different storage systems including Fibre Channel, NFS, local storage, and VSAN using benchmarks like TPC-C and TPC-H. It finds that Fibre Channel through RDM/Passthrough and NFS mounted by the hypervisor performed best on the TPC-C benchmark, while local SSD storage was fastest on the TPC-H benchmark. The results provide insights into which storage systems are best suited for different types of PostgreSQL workloads.
6. bre optic cables
Uses Fabric switches
for connectivity
Top speed today is 16
Gbps
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7. NFS
Network Attached Storage
Easy to setup
Uses normal network (Ethernet) switches
Storage Arrays now support NFS
New features now available to NFS servers via
Arrays
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8. Local Storage
Hard-disk drives and
solid-state drives
Directly attached to
servers
Inexpensive
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9. VSAN
Abstracts and pools
server-side
ash and
disk into shared and
replicated pools
Built within the
hypervisor
Latency is minimized by
leveraging SSD as write
buer and read cache
Non-disruptive scaling
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