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Kundera Cassandra performance 2.0.5
chhavigangwal edited this page Mar 22, 2016
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Recently we did performance test over Kundera. This release enable us to fully utilize usage of secondary index support provided by cassandra. So here are details (given below) :
- Enviornment: Amazon AWS ubuntu large instance (ami-09965860).
Number Of Records(Single Thread) | Pelops Time (in ms) | Hector Time (in ms) | Kundera (in ms) |
1 | 108 | 123 | 173 |
1000 | 1882 | 1775 | 2016 |
4000 | 5005 | 4086 | 5128 |
40000 | 17882 | 16718 | 18903 |
100000 | 38940 | 36776 | 41497 |
1000000 | 422926 | 416727 | 451988 |
Number Of Threads (1 record) | Pelops Time (in ms) | Hector Time (in ms) | Kundera (in ms) |
10 | 148 | 100 | 117 |
100 | 350 | 363 | 361 |
1000 | 1793 | 1885 | 2180 |
10000 | 11478 | 11480 | 14262 |
40000 | 38887 | 37241 | 41977 |
50000 | 48646 | 47749 | 49285 |
100000 | 91280 | 92874 | 97707 |
Number Of Threads (1000 rec/ thread) | Pelops Time (in ms) | Hector Time (in ms) | Kundera (in ms) |
10 | 5929 | 5286 | 7722 |
100 | 34750 | 32228 | 39124 |
1000 | 368022 | 352711 | 393931 |
Source Code: Source code for producing these results is available here.
Steps to run:
- Download jar.
- java -jar {Number of records} {client type} {process mode} { number of threads} -Xmx1024m -XX:MaxPermSize=128m (e.g. java -jar /home/impadmin/workspace/kundera-cassandra-2.0.5-perf.jar 1 pelops b -Xmx1024m -XX:MaxPermSize=128m
{client type} => 1) Pelops 2) kundera 3) Hector {process mode} => 1)c(Cnoncurrent) 2) b(Bulk) 3)cb(Concurrent+Bulk)
Above mentioned results are on the specified environment and use case and might have different outcome in other cases
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