Chris Kratz <chris.kratz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> It seems the consensus on this list is that when running postgres,
> Opterons outperform Xeons by a significant margin not to mention the
> CS storms postgres seems to cause on Xeons. We are looking for a
> hosting service for a postgresql based application. Unfortunately,
> it seems most services standardize on Dell and by extension Xeon
> hardware. Do anyone have recommendations for hosting services that
> would be able to provide Opteron based hardware and have decent
> service? Or are we stuck with Xeons? -- Chris Kratz
You might consider a co-located server. You supply the hardware of
your choosing and the ISP puts it in their datacenter.
Less popular than dedicated server (owned by the ISP) but a good
choice if you have special hardware needs.
Not all ISPs do colo so, better check around.
HTH
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