Pentaho data integration system requirements

#Pentaho data integration system requirements 64 Bit#

I hope that's a start to the informatioin you guys are looking for perhaps others can jump in and share their expriences. My DB currently has about a gig of data in it. And in my option I would say faster hard drives would be better then the fastest CPU since it's pretty hdd intensive b/c of the DB.Д¬urrently with the one schema I have in play and drilling down in a pivot table queries take any were from a 5 seconds to a lil under a minute depending what you are drill on.

#Pentaho data integration system requirements 64 Bit#

Another note to point out in a 32 bit processor with linux your max user memory can only go up to 4 gigs per user but with a 64 bit processor it can go much higher.

I would say if you are only running 32 bit processors then 2 to 4 gigs would be enough just besure to allicate a lil extra SWAP just for the safe side. ItвЂ™s only 2 questions long, so if you use Pentaho Data Integration/Kettle, please consider filling the survey out. As I posted in the Pentaho Forums last week, IвЂ™m running a survey on who uses Kettle to help with a presentation IвЂ™m doing for the Boulder Java UsersвЂ™ Group. But the reason why I have so much more memory that I feel we currently need is b/c we are probably going to set up an in memory DB to handle real time warehousing once everything is brought up to speed. Survey on pentaho data integration/kettle users. a couple things that I have notice is the 8 gigs is more than enough the highest I have seen my ram usage get up too in about 6 gig that's running pentaho SDK and kettle for some ETL. and I currently only have data mart setup for pentaho to use. This document introduces the Pentaho Data Integration DevOps series: Best Practices documents whose main objective is to provide guidance on creating an automated environment where iteratively building, testing, and releasing a Pentaho Data Integration (PDI) solution can be faster and more reliable.

Well I'm running RHEL 4 and MySQL 5.0 on a dual xion 2.8 GHz with 8 gig of ram and raided sata drives. Driving PDI Project Success with DevOps For versions 7.x, 8.x, 9.0 / published March 2020.