Add YugabyteDB (without results because queries on AWS EC2 c6a.4xlarge w/ 500GB gp2 run tremendously slow) #380
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rschu1ze
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May 26, 2025
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Let's remove the warning and include results for EC2, even if slow. Being able to compare databases on the same hardware using the same queries/data is the whole point of ClickBench :-)
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should i run it with or without modified OS settings (ulimits, transparent huge pages, etc.)?
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If I see correctly, hugepages are on by default anyways and the other custom OS settings are hard limits on the number of files, CPU etc. which should also have reasonable defaults.
In that sense, I don't think we don't need to change OS settings.
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Resolves #365
On an AWS EC2 c6a.4xlarge (500GB gp2) instance, even simple queries run tremendously slow. On a local machine (AMD Ryzen 5 5600X, 32GB RAM, 1TB NVMe drive, benchmark executed in a Docker container), queries run notably faster.
Q1:
[1306.72,1268.44,1269.34][329.484,328.405,327.32]Q2:
[1788.86,2214.2,2214.08][335.95,320.728,294.426]The data loading time is comparable on both machines (~78 minutes).
Log files of the benchmark run on AWS EC2 (which was manually terminated during the execution of Q3) are attached.