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Answer / sai
Teradata Architecture is shared nothing architecture(Data
stored in one AMP can not shared with another AMP)
It(TD Architecture) mainly consist of 4 components
PE,BYNET,AMP,vdisks
PE-Parsing Engine -The main function of PE is it handeles
the user session and checks for syntax and gives the
execution plan for all AMPS
BYNET- is banyan n/w it is communication layer b/w PE and
AMP whatever execution plan given by PE is transfered to
all AMPs with the help of BYNET.It also sends answerset to
the PE from the AMPs
AMP-Access Module processor-It is a virtual processor and
it handles some amount of databse space.It also uses
DBsubmanagement system to process query(like
create/manipulation)
vdisk-Virtual disk-Each AMP consist of its own vdisk to
maintain their Data
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Answer / karthik
In short :
Its a shared nothing architecture.
Extremely known for parallel distribution of data and fast retrieval of the data.
Very good optimizer to choose the best way to fetch the data.
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Answer / yuvaevergreen
TD architecture
APPLN>>>PE>>>BYNET>>>AMPS>>>VDISKS
Parsing Engine can handle upto 120 sessions. dispatches the plan to bynet.
BYNET is a bidirectional network which dispatches the plan to amps, facilitates the communications between amps and PEs.
AMPS are the ones which take care of sorting the answers, locating the data on the vdisks and dispatching the answersets to BYNET. They work independently.one bynet>>>512 nodes.
VDISKS consists of actual data.one vdisk>>>119GB.
PE and AMPS are called virtual processors.
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Answer / tdguy
TD short description - Main components -
PE,BYNET,AMP,VDISKS. PE handles sessions and generates the
plan. Bynet is message passing layer. Amp stores and
distributes the data in parallel. VDisks - Data storage.
These are some important functions of the components of TD.
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