Francois Suter writes:
> -time to install (in hours) (talk about a stupid question!)
0.084 h plus time for download/CD access
> - hot backup: do we support that? (I'm not quite sure what is meant by
> that: replacing a database with its backup without losing a single
> transaction?)
Yes (pg_dump)
Hot backup means that you can back up the data without interfering with
the ongoing use of the database.
> - replication: I mentioned eRserver. Should I mention something else?
pgreplicator, dbmirror, clustered JDBC (well, not really replication, but
same result)
> - the 3 strongest points
features, extensible, really free
> - the 3 weakest points
too many features, too extensible, upgrades
> - minimal configuration in CPU, RAM and disks
1 CPU, 4 MB RAM, 1 disk (say, 100 MB)
> - max number of databases, records, record size, simultaneous
> connections
unlimited, unlimited, 1.6 TB, process limit of OS
> - memory footprint per connection
I count about 800 kB.
> - max number of SQL queries per second (that sounds ridiculous, it
> really depends on what query)
yeah...
> - number of users in the world
many :-)
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