MySQL Workload - absalon-james/cloud-workloads GitHub Wiki
Applies load to a single MySQL instance via the DBT-2 performance benchmark. The test continues to run with each iteration consuming one additional warehouse than the previous. The first iteration consumes 1 warehouse. The nth iteration consumes n warehouses. The key measurement is the number of new order transactions per minute(NOTPM). Iterations continue until there aren't any significant gains of NOTPM over previous iterations.
Software
Roles
Roles | States | Anti-States | Description |
---|---|---|---|
dbt2_db | dbt2.db | dbt2.antidb | Hosts the MySQL instance. Required |
dbt2 | dbt2 | dbt2.antidbt2 | Runs the DBT-2 benchmark. Required |
Configuration
Property | Default | Description |
---|---|---|
duration | 180 | Length of time in seconds for each iteration of the test. |
connections | 20 | Number of connections |
warehouses | 10 | Total number of warehouses available. |
first_warehouse | 1 | First warehouse to use |
last_warehouse | 1 | Ending warehouse of the first iteration. This will be incremented by 1 for each iteration. |
mindelta | 250 | Minimum number of new order transactions per minute over a previous iteration to qualify as a significant gain. |
Example Configuration
standard_mysql:
workload: mysql
warehouses: 10
first_warehouse: 1
last_warehouse: 1
connections: 20
mindelta: 250
duration: 90
instances:
- roles:
- dbt2_db
- roles:
- dbt2
Note: It is unfortunate, but the warehouse configuration property must currently be set in two places: the yaml configuration file and in the dbt2.db pillar usually located at /srv/pillar/dbt2/db.sls.
Requirements
- 1 dbt2 instance
- 1 dbt2_db instance