IBM Netezza Performance Server Scalability
More than 100 users are using IBM Netezza Performance Server in our organization.
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Reviewer232198
Database Admin. Manager at a financial services firm with 1,001-5,000 employees
We have come to the point where we need to watch out for our capacity, as we are adding more users onboard with Netezza. We are not able to scale. The only way to scale is to get another appliance, but we have a customers who would need us to hydrate the data between the two appliances, and Netezza does not do that.
We are looking at the cloud approach, but we still have applications on-premise that we have to support.
View full review »Since it is an appliance, individual components within the appliance cannot be scaled. Scaling would mean buying the next generation of the appliance.
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business650640
data governance manager at a computer software company with 1,001-5,000 employees
Every query is a full table scan. If the table contains mostly integers, then performance is good. If the number of users is in the thousands, then it may be better to use cubes or other solutions to service reporting needs.
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reviewer1925472
ASE at a retailer with 10,001+ employees
The scalability of the IBM Netezza Performance Server is good.
We have more than 5,000 users using IBM Netezza Performance Server indirectly. We use BI tools, such as Oracle OBIEE vs QlikView which we use to develop reports and these tools connect to IBM Netezza Performance Server.
View full review »Netezza was one of the components in our application. This component had the least number of issues
View full review »Scalability is fixed. It’s big, but not at all scalable.
View full review »Netezza does not scale like other databases, so it cannot run several queries at once.
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Leonardo Salvino
Business Intelligence Consultant at a tech services company with 51-200 employees
Yes. If the Demand for clock or disk space grow over the limit, it will be necessary to change the appliance, because it's not possible to upgrade any component of this machine. You have to buy a new one with a bigger capacity.
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Ariovaldo Santos
Senior Solution Architect at a tech vendor with 1,001-5,000 employees
It is not designed to process a huge volume of data.
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solution306072
Business Unit technical Lead at a tech services company with 1,001-5,000 employees
No issues encountered.
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Kapil Sharma
Technical Lead at a financial services firm with 51-200 employees
If I was using TwinFin appliances, if my data grew to the limit that TwinFin supports, obviously I would have to buy a new appliance. I cannot just ask them to increase the memory or increase the storage or the CPUs. That would cost me another appliance. If our business side agreed to that, I would keep using Netezza and buy a bigger appliance, I'm okay with that. But the expandability is not there.
View full review »We had scalability issues. Storage, although high, is limited depending on the rack configuration. For example, an N3001-80, which is an eight-rack Mako Server and also the top end model with the highest storage capacity, can store a maximum of 384TB. Should your data exceed this limit, the storage cannot be extended. You will have to purchase a new appliance.
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Santosh K Dash
Solution Lead at a tech company with 10,001+ employees
No issues encountered.
View full review »The scalability is not as expected. It is shipped to you as an appliance, a black box. If you want to expand it, you have to get an extra CD,or whatever, and they come and program something int he box to release extra bits. If this were a cloud product, you could just expand and subtract as you wish. The capacity in this black box is not enough.
View full review »There were no issues with the scalability.
View full review »We've not experienced any issues.
View full review »Not much, IBM guys are quite professional and ready to help with every bit and piece.
View full review »No issues encountered.
View full review »There were no issues with the scalability.
View full review »There were no issues scaling it.
View full review »Netezza does not perform well with a significant volume of individual record operations. Netezza is designed specifically for set based operations.
View full review »Scalability is not possible.
View full review »For scalability, we're still in process - half the business is still not on this data warehouse, the company is also moving over to a different production system - so the scalability, we'll really see throughout this year, as the rest of the business gets migrated over to that new production system, and that data will be falling into the Netezza data warehouse platform. So for scalability, it's a little too soon to really give an answer yet.
View full review »I can't extend the storage, only up to 6x compress of data. You need to plan this when selecting the right product to buy.
View full review »No issues encountered.
View full review »No issues encountered with scalability.
View full review »As of now, no issues with scalability. But like Teradata, we can’t add a node/SPU to the existing appliance.
View full review »There are no issues with scalability.
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