NDO - why not innodb?

[Hendrik Bäcker]

Hi Kevin,

Kevin Menard wrote:
> 
> I'd highly recommend using InnoDB.  Actually, I'd recommend using
> PostgreSQL, but it's not my intention to start a flame war.  Given the
> critical nature of the data being logged, I'd ensure data consistency with
> InnoDB tables.
> 

Looking at my MySQL based NDO DB with 7000+ Service Checks I can see
tons of inserts every second.

I've only heard that PostgreSQL might be better in performance and for
this huge amount of data.

I also do not want a flame war too, but I would just like to know what
other people are thinking in the manner MySQL vs. PostgresQL.

Up to now I can say that the MySQL Process on my nagios server is eating
up the cpu's and I am thinking about to test it with a postgresql.

I am not a DB engenieer so please don't ask about my config params like
different kind of tunings ;)

Regards
Hendrik
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