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# 3.3 Run the Sysbench benchmark

Sysbench is a LuaJIT-based multi-thread benchmark tool that allows you to write scripts to test the CPU, memory, thread, I/O, and database performance. It is often used to evaluate and test the database workload under various system parameter configurations. You can run the Sysbench benchmark to test a variety of database businesses by customizing Lua scripts without modifying the source code.

This topic describes two methods to run the Sysbench benchmark on OceanBase Database in a CentOS Linux 7.9 environment based on the x86 architecture.

* Use OceanBase Deployer (OBD) to run the benchmark.

* Use the official Sysbench tool to manually run the Sysbench benchmark step by step.
* Use the official Sysbench tool to manually run the Sysbench benchmark step by step.

## Sysbench Overview

Sysbench is a LuaJIT-based multi-thread benchmark tool that allows you to write scripts to test the CPU, memory, thread, I/O, and database performance. It is often used to evaluate and test the database workload under various system parameter configurations. You can run the Sysbench benchmark to test a variety of database businesses by customizing Lua scripts without modifying the source code.

## Use obdiag to inspect the cluster before running the benchmark

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