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This month we passed 1 billion rows in the local version table! By any measure – that’s a big database! The local version table keeps track of what versions of each file have been downloaded into every workspace. Files and Folders crossed 200 million and at the current rate of growth, I expect the Merge History table will pass 1 billion rows within months and probably pass the size of the local version table well before the end of the year.
As we continue down the path of full adoption of TFS for all new development in DevDiv, the server usage continues to grow – both as a measure of data size and as a measure of operations per second. I'd guess at this point we've reached two thirds of the size it will be by the time we hit the next plateau (in another month or two). Almost every day I see questions from teams around DevDiv starting to poke at TFS and understand what they need to know to use TFS. At this point, I believe we’ve overcome most of the significant blocking issues in TFS for moving to full adoption.
As you can see from the graphs (most notably the file count), the last couple of months have been a period of VERY active growth.
Users
Work Items
Version control
Commands (last 7 days)
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Would be interesting to know what sort of infrastructure is required to support this!
Brian Harry has blogged about the latest VSTS stats. The interesting bit is that the local version table
How Do I: Use the FolderDiff Command in VS 2008? Brian Harry on TFS SDK and Jan '08 DevDiv Dogfood Statistics....
I know I've described the DevDiv TFS hardware before but I swear I can't find it right now. I'll give you a brief summary here:
Application Tier:
2.X GHz, 4P, 4GB
Data Tier:
Clustered
2.X GHz 4P Dual core (total of 8 cores), 32 GB
The data tier runs on one of the cluster nodes and SQL Server Analysis Services runs on the other.
Storage is a SAN built of 300 GB drives. It uses a RAID 10 configuration and I believe has somewhere around 50 spindle - I haven't check lately and it grows periodically as we need more space so I'm estimating.
今月はローカル バージョン テーブルが 10 億行を超えました。それにしても巨大なデータベースです。このローカル バージョン テーブルには、各ファイルのどのバージョンがダウンロードされたかがワークスペースごとに記録されています。ファイルとフォルダの数は既に