logging - Is a mySQL relational database scalable for holding 80 GBs of additional logs per day? -


i deciding on long term architecture solution storing dns logs. amount of data talking numbers 80 gbs of logs per day @ peak. looking @ nosql databases such mongodb, relational - mysql. want structure solution has 3 requirements:

  • storage: long term project, want necessary capability store 80 gbs of logs per day (~30 tb year!). realize pretty ridiculous, i'm willing have retention period (keep 6 months' worth of logs = 15 tb constant).
  • scalability: long term solution, big issue. i've heard mongodb horizontally scalable, while mysql not? elaboration on received.
  • query speed: close instantaneous querying possible.

it should noted our logs stored on intermediary server, not need forward logs our dns servers.


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