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How to analyze PostgreSQL benchmark performance with HammerDB

HammerDB

The key findings of the article were as follows: This server had a HammerDB benchmark running against it. One possibility – and in this case, the most probable conclusion – is that the client test machine was overwhelmed and could not respond to the server fast enough. But why are we running a COPY operation during a benchmark anyway?

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Comparisons of Proxies for MySQL

Percona

micro) The tests We will have very simple test cases. The second test will define how well the increasing load is served inside the previously identified range. MySQL router, after the 2048 connection, could not serve anything more. xlarge) One proxy node running on a resource-limited box (Type t2.micro)

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Why does my SSD not issue 1MB IO’s?

n0derunner

Why do we tend to use 1MB IO sizes for throughput benchmarking? For historical reasons, many storage testers will use a 1MB IO size for sequential testing. 8 Sectors = 4KB 128 Sectors = 64KB 1024 Sectors = 512KB 2048 Sectors = 1024KB (1MB). First things First. CDC 9762 SMD disk drive from 1974. Using iostat.

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SQL Server I/O Basics Chapter #2

SQL Server According to Bob

Pull-the-plug ​​ power ​​ outage testing ​​ Power outage testing ​​ is ​​ a fundamental and critical part of the administrator’s data safety and integrity requirements. ​​ Incorrect configurations lead to data loss.

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