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jghn | 9 days ago

This is true. But at the same time people need to understand that most companies will never hit that certain point. It's a matter of if, not when.

Everyone tries to plan for a world where they've become one of the hyperscalers. Better to optimize for the much more likely scenarios.

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stackskipton|9 days ago

We were not a hyperscaler, we were boring company that you never heard of.

Database is still 40TB with 3200 stored procedures.

jghn|9 days ago

I've dealt with postgres DBs larger than that in size though with no stored procedures and have never run into such problems. Except for a single table in a single DB at one stop, and that was a special case of people being extra stupid.

Granted, DB size isn't the best metric to be using here in terms of performance, but it's the one you used.