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> With modern servers often shipping with 72GB of RAM now, that would make 
> shared_buffers set to 18GB.  This is an absolutely disastrous setting 
> for PostgreSQL in its current state; I'm seeing servers with that much 
> RAM that suffer enormous problems with a far lower shared_buffers than 
> that in production.  I'm working on a doc patch to address this better 
> before 9.0 goes out but I assure you this simple rule of thumb is 
> already nearing its end of life as a good one for big systems.

What's the problem with 18GB shared_buffers exactly?
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Tatsuo Ishii
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