John Oladele

This is the major reason why we need to purge the tech space of rodents like this guy: techies who just know soundbites but lack substance. I asked a simple question, "what can you possibly do that you think can stress a DB?" He gave the below retort; uneducated, per usual. Let's take MSSQL that many people are familiar with. That's a Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) that is built to handle high concurrency enterprise-grade systems. In terms of transactions, you can get up to 1 million transactions per second (TPS) with MSSQL. But the real factors that determine the number of transactions a DBMS can handle are things like: 1. CPU cores and speed 2. RAM (buffer pool size matters enormously) 3. Storage I/O (NVMe vs spinning disk is night and day) 3 Query design and indexing So in terms of transactions ceiling, hardware is first, followed by your indexing and related configs, before it even gets to the DBMS engine. I ask this dolt again, what can you possibly do that will stress the average DBMS, unless of course you're still using Pentium 1? So far, everyone who says I don't know what I'm talking about has been found out to NOT know what they're talking about.

My mom got my dad out of debt, he taught her how to invest. They both pursued entrepreneurship together and own 12 properties together now and retired my mom. My dad only works bc he wants to. Lmfaoo that’s the example I had growing up

You have to have a very high IQ to use AI to it's maximum potential