Hi,
We are trying to find maximum throughput in terms of transactions per second (or simultaneous read+write SQL operations per second) for a use case that does one ACID transaction (consisting of tens of reads and tens of updates/ inserts) per incoming stream element on a high-volume high-velocity stream of data.
Our load test showed us that PostgreSQL version 11/12 could support upto 10,000 to 11,000 such ACID transactions per second = 55K read SQL operations per second along with simultaneous 77 K write SQL operations per second (= total 132 K total read+write SQL operations per second)
The underlying hardware limit is much more. But is this the maximum PostgreSQL can support? If not what are the server tuning parameters we should consider for this scale of throughput ?
Thanks,
Arti
