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Upload Data To AWS RDS for SQL Server vs Upload To SQL Azure

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היום עשיתי מספר רב של נסיונות העלאות נתונים לבסיסי הנתונים ב Azure וב AWS.הכנתי קבצי BCP מאד גדולים על טבלאות גדולות, יצרתי בסיסי נתונים באיזור אירלנד (AWS) וב west Eur ב AZURE שגם הוא יושב באירלנד והתחלתי להעלות.

המסקנות הן כי  ב 3 הפעמים הראשונות העלאת הנתונים ל AZURE הייתה יותר מהירה וזה נע בסביבות 5000 rows per second ואילו ב AWS זה התחיל מ 4000 ועלה. לאחר 3 הרצות במשך מספר ימים ביצעתי 3 העלאות ביום ובכולם בשני מסדי הנתונים זה נע סביבות 5000. – כלומר בסך הכל המערכות והקווים זהים ואין עדיפות לכאן או לכאן.

ניסיתי להגדיל את החומרה ב AWS אולם זה לא השפיע על התוצאות. ב Azure אי אפשר לשנות את החומרה.

העלאה ראשונה  SQL Azure

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העלאה ראשונה AWS RDS

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