Creating tablespaces in Postgresql ; Best practices

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PostgreSQL version : 11.2

OS : RHEL or Oracle Linux 7.6 (Yet to be decided)



I am at the design stage of setting up a production database. In production, this DB size will be around 300GB to 400GB in size.



This is what I have in mind. Please let me know if this is a good idea for a Postgres production deployment.



I will get the below filesystems mounted with the following sizes.



/db ----> 50 GB
/db_data ---> 500 GB


I will initialize the database cluster in the custom location /db/postgres/pg11/data .

And right from the start I will start creating tablespaces like below



CREATE TABLESPACE orders_tbs LOCATION '/pgdata/<db_name>/orders_tbs';


and place business objects in these tablespaces like below



CREATE TABLE orders (id int, order_item text) tablespace orders_tbs;








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    PostgreSQL version : 11.2

    OS : RHEL or Oracle Linux 7.6 (Yet to be decided)



    I am at the design stage of setting up a production database. In production, this DB size will be around 300GB to 400GB in size.



    This is what I have in mind. Please let me know if this is a good idea for a Postgres production deployment.



    I will get the below filesystems mounted with the following sizes.



    /db ----> 50 GB
    /db_data ---> 500 GB


    I will initialize the database cluster in the custom location /db/postgres/pg11/data .

    And right from the start I will start creating tablespaces like below



    CREATE TABLESPACE orders_tbs LOCATION '/pgdata/<db_name>/orders_tbs';


    and place business objects in these tablespaces like below



    CREATE TABLE orders (id int, order_item text) tablespace orders_tbs;








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      PostgreSQL version : 11.2

      OS : RHEL or Oracle Linux 7.6 (Yet to be decided)



      I am at the design stage of setting up a production database. In production, this DB size will be around 300GB to 400GB in size.



      This is what I have in mind. Please let me know if this is a good idea for a Postgres production deployment.



      I will get the below filesystems mounted with the following sizes.



      /db ----> 50 GB
      /db_data ---> 500 GB


      I will initialize the database cluster in the custom location /db/postgres/pg11/data .

      And right from the start I will start creating tablespaces like below



      CREATE TABLESPACE orders_tbs LOCATION '/pgdata/<db_name>/orders_tbs';


      and place business objects in these tablespaces like below



      CREATE TABLE orders (id int, order_item text) tablespace orders_tbs;








      share







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      PostgreSQL version : 11.2

      OS : RHEL or Oracle Linux 7.6 (Yet to be decided)



      I am at the design stage of setting up a production database. In production, this DB size will be around 300GB to 400GB in size.



      This is what I have in mind. Please let me know if this is a good idea for a Postgres production deployment.



      I will get the below filesystems mounted with the following sizes.



      /db ----> 50 GB
      /db_data ---> 500 GB


      I will initialize the database cluster in the custom location /db/postgres/pg11/data .

      And right from the start I will start creating tablespaces like below



      CREATE TABLESPACE orders_tbs LOCATION '/pgdata/<db_name>/orders_tbs';


      and place business objects in these tablespaces like below



      CREATE TABLE orders (id int, order_item text) tablespace orders_tbs;






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