Hi Yang,
Could you say a little more about what your requirements are, particularly
around reliability? For example, what is your n_val, if you are using a 2-node
cluster?
It would also help to know how many worker processes you have in your basho
bench config (the concurrent setting), as wel
I benchmark riak's performance using basho_bench in the last days. But the
performance is unsatisfying.
I have a 2 node cluster, each node running on the same vm(8 CPU, 32 GB
RAM). Riak's storage_backend is memory. The total ops could reach 1
with the put command. Can I do something to make
Hi Yang Zhang,
To Ruan's point above, there are a number of variables to keep in mind
when measuring performance.
If you have the option to use a recommended testing framework, please
read about basho_bench [1]. If you have to test using whatever you
currently use for consistency across systems,
Hi,
1) which client are you using?
2) avg obj/key size & net latency between nodes.
3) are put operations done sequentially or in parallel?
4) what is the round-trip time of one put
5) over which unit of time are you measuring your 1 put operations.
6) bucket/type properties - nval pw w etc.
I benchmark riak's performance using basho_bench in the last days. But
the performance is unsatisfying.
I have a 2 node cluster, each node running on the same vm(8 CPU, 32 GB
RAM). Riak's storage_backend is memory. The total ops could reach 1
with the put command. Can I do something to mak
