Closed johndelcastillo closed 3 years ago
Worth noting, i actually ran these tests out of order, 150k then 100k then 110k.
Might be worth rerunning on non-t3 clusters.
I tried reproducing locally with no luck. I'll try on AWS infra when I have some time
@johndelcastillo is this still an issue?
havn't checked yet sorry
Closing due to lack of repro. See #103 for details on benchmarking that occurs on automatically now
I first noticed this when testing something else on a mirroring enabled cluster.
The basic summary is as we turn up the number of operations (-n), the performance degrades pretty significantly, as seen below.
~ $ sudo docker exec -ti redis redis-benchmark -p 6378 -n 100000 -t set -r 100000000 -P 8 -c 50 --threads 10 -q SET: 62427.95 requests per second
~ $ sudo docker exec -ti redis redis-benchmark -p 6378 -n 110000 -t set -r 100000000 -P 8 -c 50 --threads 10 -q SET: 46743.10 requests per second
~ $ sudo docker exec -ti redis redis-benchmark -p 6378 -n 150000 -t set -r 100000000 -P 8 -c 50 --threads 10 -q SET: 27566.50 requests per second
Environment: Running locally on 1 node of a 3 node t3.medium cluster.
Topology.yaml