twpantsu/vanillabench

The benchmarks for testing VanillaCore.

VanillaBench

VanillaBench is a benchmarking tool for testing the performance (throughput and latency) in extreme environment.

Type of Benchmarks

• Micro-benchmarks
  • Design (TBA)
• TPC-C (New-Order, Payment)
• TPC-E (Simplified Trade-Order, Trade-Result)
• Yahoo Cloud Benchmarks (YCSB)

Getting Started

This tutorial will guide you loading the testing data and running a benchmarking job.

Using Maven

The project is a Maven project, which means you can do all the work for running this project using Maven.

1. Clone this repository:

> git clone https://github.com/vanilladb/vanillabench.git

2. Execute the following command in the root of the project directory:

> mvn clean package

This will make Maven compile, test, package a jar and copy all the dependencies it needs to target/stand-alone.

3. Change the working directory to target/stand-alone. Check if all the configurations in the properties are the same as your demands.

4. To start up a VanillaCore server for benchmarking, execute the following command:

For Unix-like systems:

> bin/server {DB Name}

For Windows:

> bin/server.bat {DB Name}

(Please replace {DB Name} with your database name, which will be the name of the folder of your database files)

5. To start up a benchmarking client, execute the following command:

For Unix-like systems:

> bin/client {Action}

For Windows:

> bin/client.bat {Action}

The {Action} you can use are:

• 1 - Loading testing data
• 2 - Running benchmarking RTEs

For example, if I want to load the testing data:

> bin/client 1

Using Eclipse

1. Clone this repository:

> git clone https://github.com/vanilladb/vanillabench.git

2. Clone VanillaCore (Optional, if you want to test your modification on VanillaCore):

> git clone https://github.com/vanilladb/vanillacore.git

3. Import the projects into Eclipse by selecting File > Import > Maven > Existing Maven Projects.

4. Create run configurations for clients and servers.

• Server
  • Type: Java Application
  • Project: vanillabench
  • Main Class: org.vanilladb.bench.server.StartUp
  • Program Arguments: [DB Name]
  • VM Arguments:

    -Djava.util.logging.config.file=target/classes/java/util/logging/logging.properties
    -Dorg.vanilladb.bench.config.file=target/classes/org/vanilladb/bench/vanillabench.properties
    -Dorg.vanilladb.core.config.file=target/classes/org/vanilladb/core/vanilladb.properties
    

• Client
  • Type: Java Application
  • Project: vanillabench
  • Main Class: org.vanilladb.bench.App
  • Program Arguments: [Action] (1 = Loading Testbed, 2 = Benchmarking)
  • VM Arguments:

    -Djava.util.logging.config.file=target/classes/java/util/logging/logging.properties
    -Dorg.vanilladb.bench.config.file=target/classes/org/vanilladb/bench/vanillabench.properties
    -Dorg.vanilladb.core.config.file=target/classes/org/vanilladb/core/vanilladb.properties
    

5. Modify the properties in src/main/resources/org/vanilladb/bench/vanillabench.properties as your requirements.

6. Start up a server using the configuration.

7. Start up a client using the configuration.

• You may need to load the testing data at least once before benchmarking.

Linking via Maven

<dependency>
  <groupId>org.vanilladb</groupId>
  <artifactId>bench</artifactId>
  <version>0.5.0</version>
</dependency>

Contact Information

If you have any question, you can either open an issue here or contact [email protected] directly.

License

Copyright 2016-2022 vanilladb.org contributors

Licensed under the Apache License 2.0