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If it's terabits (Tb), then that would be > 300 MB/s If it's terabytes (TB), then that would be > 2.5 GB/s
i'm glad somebody can add. i've always sucked at arthimatic!
Don't look at me, I used WolframAlpha for that! Haha
i used R and still got it wrong :)
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@jovo We can do 20MB/sec ingest to a MySQL database. This includes transferring data from S3 scratch space, slicing it into smaller cuboids and inserting it into MySQL. Note: that S3 is infinite so we can buffer and this is single threaded. We do not have a multi-threaded version of this and that will take about 2-4 weeks.
great! send me & @mrae the csv file when you get it timing ingest. by the time we get the revisions back, we'll replace it with the new parallel fig :)
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@jovo There is no csv file. It is only a single value of time. I divided the total data by time and got that value.
ok, what was the total data size? can you do that for 4 other datasets with different data sizes, and then give jesse all 5 (name,size,time) triples?
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@jovo https://github.com/jovo There is no csv file. It is only a single value of time. I divided the total data by time and got that value.
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@MrAE i think kunal made the new csv files, can you make the new figure?
I'll let you know when I have something.
@kunallillaney - please add a md description so that we can better grok what's happening?
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This is one of the only major outstanding issues for next Monday for the paper
I left him instructions here. He can ask me specific questions if something is missing.
Thanks for the script/instructions. Now, can you please provide a description of the data, like @willgray mentioned? Thanks!
@MrAE The data is Size(in GB) + 5 iterations of time(in seconds). We bench-marked ingest time over 3 different input data sizes(2.7,12.,115) for 5 iterations. You should probably generate a graph of MB/sec on Y-axis over data sizes on X-axis.
The figure should be updated everywhere. 👇 Feedback welcome. @jovo @willgray @kunallillaney
Woot! Thanks guys!! Comments on this go in another issue if needed. This is complete.
@kunallillaney eric says davi's microscope goes 200MBytes/s, bobby says jeff's new microscope goes 10 tb/hr = 2,700 mb / s note that bobby isn't sure whether it is bits or bytes.
these are good references for us to know, when generating the ingest benchmark.
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