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On 05/31/2010 11:05 AM, Isabella Ghiurea wrote:
Hello PG list,
I 'm looking for some tip, advice toimprove PG backups performance,
presently running
pg_dumpall compressed option on raid array 0 getting aprox14GB writes in
45 min, I'm backing up aprox 200GB database cluster daily .
How can I improve this performance with the present hardware and PG
version 8.3.6 , can I run parallel backups in PG ?
Thank you
Isabella


Short answer, yes, you can.
Long answer, we need more info.

We need to know what the slow part is.

Are you CPU bound or IO bound?
Are you backing up over a network?
How many tables?  (well, big tables... how many really big tables).
How many cores/cpu's do you have?

I bet all 200GB hardly changes, are you sure you need to back it all up over and over again?  Have you thought of replication?

-Andy



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