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DB of choice and sizing - feedback requested

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    paul
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    Used the sizing spreadsheet - average row size - with 700 nodes, 20 DCI's per node = 14,000 DCI's, 300 sec polling (CPU per second but file Systems 1 per 15 minute - so averaged) - with a 365 day retention = 124GB. Not everything will have 365 day retention - but - taking my worst possible case.

    Based on the following post - I do not appear to be pushing NetXMS so
    https://www.netxms.org/forum/general-support/netxms-cpu-usage-high/msg24645/#msg24645

    I started with PostgreSQL and unless anyone suggests otherwise, I will go with PostgreSQL - on same server as NetXMS - with 150'ish GB of SAN based SSD storage, a couple of cores and a chunk of mem (plenty of both an a B200 M3).

    Suggestions / Feedback welcome.

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      We have very good experience with PostgreSQL, that's definitely our recommendation. You may also try TimescaleDB - this is PostgreSQL extension optimized for time series data. We have added support for TimescaleDB recently and so far it shows significant performance improvement for large deployments.

      Best regards,
      Victor

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