Hi Hashim,
> Jena-TDB (Fuseki) Version 2.0 with a Java heap size set to 16GB,
When you reference Jena or Fuseki the first time, it should be the full
form such as "Apache Jena Fuseki"; after that you can use the shorter
name "Fuseki" (this is the general conventional way to handle
trademarks, full name first and the full name is "Apache Jena").
For version of Fuseki (there is the now removed Fuseki1 and Fuseki2,
which is what people usually mean bu Fuseki), if you really do mean
Fuseki2 2.0 -- which was release 2015-03-08 -- it's some way behind.
The current on is Fuseki2 version 3.14.0. We joined the versioning of
Fuseki to the rest of Jena.
Then you should say which TDB - we have TDB1 (often written just TDB)
and TDB2.
Thanks for checking and I hope these details will help you identify
which code you are benchmarking.
Andy
On 06/05/2020 22:59, Hashim Khan wrote:
---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Hashim Khan <engr.hashimwa...@gmail.com>
Date: Wed 6 May 2020 18:12
Subject: benchmark results
To: <users@jena.apache.org>, <users-subscr...@jena.apache.org>
Hi,
I have some benchmark results for academic purpose. Since I have to publish
these results for academic purpose, therefore, ethically I should approve
it from you. Please have a look on it and comment. The experiments are
performed for testing Jena Fuseki for throughput in the form of
Queries-per-Second (QpS) by concurrent querying users. Results are as
follows:
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Queries-per-Second (QpS) value (on right) against number of querying user/s
on left. Dataset used in WatDiv and its corresponding generated queries.
*1 user* *16.3095428042943*
*2* *28.7767042229086*
*4* *37.7873613755524*
*8* *41.4869801140127*
*16* *40.3444765286102*
*32* *18.2336058348627*
*64* *4.99362748348325*
*128* *3.14705862217391*
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Queries-per-Second (QpS) value (on right) against number of querying user/s
on left. Dataset used in DBpedia3.5.1, with FEASIBLE benchmark generated
queries.
*1 user* *34.2716918435139*
*2* *41.4967058060893*
*4* *46.133575439712*
*8* *90.7590012425525*
*16* *23.324348385717*
*32* *0.184894512966109*
*64* *0.000185155317588*
*128* *0.004903533091092*
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Further details are;
WatDiv generated dataset having 108M triples source:
https://dsg.uwaterloo.ca/watdiv/
and the corresponding queries generated by Query Generator tool of the same
source.
DBpedia3.5.1 dataset having about 280M triples source: *dbpedia.org
<http://dbpedia.org>*
with FEASIBEL Benchmark queries source:
https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-319-25007-6_4
Benchmark execution framwork IGUANA source:
https://github.com/dice-group/IGUANA
is used.
All experiments were performed on a machine with 32 X Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU
@ 2.10GHz, 256GB RAM, 4TB HDD and running Ubuntu 4.18.0-25-generic.
Jena-TDB (Fuseki) Version 2.0 with a Java heap size set to 16GB,
-- I will be waiting for your reply.
Best Regards,
