Re: [Cppcms-users] high performance database
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From: Artyom <art...@ya...> - 2010-06-19 15:29:47
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> > So at this point my own > > applications - blog, wikipp run on top > > of MySQL that is quite fast. > > Yes, it is fast, I'm impressed. Some days ago, I still > doubt in > choosing who is faster between C++ and Erlang (as I found > possibility > to develop web with Erlang), and I found something > interesting that > C++ win with 19 times faster and less memory in game > benchmark. Never believe synthetic benchmarks. They are quite useless for real world applications. Compare real world applications that do same jobs. > How do you think about Erlang? I'm not familiar with it. But as it is dynamically typed language it will be always significantly slower then any statically typed one. > > Results: > > 1. k=0, no rate limit on client, measured 531,685 > transactions per second (TPS) @ 350.11ms latency > > 2. k=0, client rate limited to 500,000 TPS, measured > 490,674 TPS @ 9.43ms latency > > 3. k=1, client rate limited to 250,000 TPS, measured > 249,162 TPS @ 7.63ms latency > What kind of transactions? What kind of schema, etc. I've read plenty good benchmarks for BDB that where... not so realistic in real world. Same as before. Compare real world applications. P.S.: If k=0 this is quite not interesting as it does not provide D of ACID. In any case... DB choice is choice specific for every singe case. Artyom |