How big is the main SQL database containing nodes, ways and relations? I do not mean the planet file but the actual GIS database (PostGIS?) where the edits are saved to along with editing history etc. I know the munin.openstreetmap.org server stats site but I cant really get oriented there. I guess in the past the main db server was called ramoth but I am not sure if this is still the case. Looking at ramoth's SQL size stats the db seems to be about 6 TB in size as of today. Will anyone please confirm ramoth really is the main database server? EDIT: It seems like ramoth is read-only mirror, the main server seems to be katla - however the its database size is the same of course. asked 22 Oct '16, 11:00 Kozuch |
My findings were correct - the main database for www.openstreetmap.org that holds users, nodes, ways, relations, editing history etc. is about 6 TB in size as of today (November 2016). The database master (read/write) is on katla and there are few mirrors (look at hardware.openstreetmap.org for details). answered 28 Nov '16, 10:40 Kozuch I've marked this as the accepted answer as I believe it is not possible for users to accept their own answers.
(28 Nov '16, 20:23)
SK53 ♦
@Wetitpig0 - I also noticed the sharp db size drops but have no idea what that can be. I think user TomH on osm-dev IRC channel will know (try to ping him - if you get answer please post here).
(08 Dec '16, 08:06)
Kozuch
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This may be due to the defragmentation of the OSM database. I have not asked the developers, but someone said this in one question.
(09 Dec '16, 08:42)
Wetitpig0
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