Benchmarks of Cassandra, HBase, VoltDB, MySql, Voldemort and Redis

Re:Benchmarks of Cassandra, HBase, VoltDB, MySql, Voldemort ... by jbellis on Thursday August 30, 2012 @09:45AM (#4454579)

Unless you're CPU bound on the client, it's irrelevant whether you're using multiple threads or multiple processes to generate the load. Assuming of course that you're not using a GIL-bound client, which the Java-based YCSB does not.

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Re:Benchmarks of Cassandra, HBase, VoltDB, MySql, Voldemort ... by antirez on Thursday August 30, 2012 @10:26AM (#4454772)

If you look at the Redis graphs there is no linear scalability with N distinct nodes. Now given that Redis has no proxy nor any other node-to-node chat in this setup, how it is possible that it's not linear scalable?

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Re:Benchmarks of Cassandra, HBase, VoltDB, MySql, Voldemort ... by jbellis on Thursday August 30, 2012 @12:54PM (#4455528)

I wondered the same thing, but I do know that it's not threads vs processes. :)

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Re:Benchmarks of Cassandra, HBase, VoltDB, MySql, Voldemort ... by jhugg on Thursday August 30, 2012 @10:32AM (#4454806)

If they posted the config and code, we could probably figure it out.

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