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Gather more statistics on current speed/compression status #208

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sergey-dryabzhinsky opened this issue Mar 19, 2021 · 5 comments
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sergey-dryabzhinsky commented Mar 19, 2021

Create documents (md) with benchmarks for:

  • table engines: sqlite, mariadb+myisam, mariadb+innodb
  • compression: gzip=1, brotli=0, zstd=1, lz4, lzo ...

Could use libreoffice sources for that - they have many files and huge size.

Put docs with tables and graphics into doc folder.

Update it after adding postgresql db modules and tables.

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Exclude TokuDB and RocksDB - they are slow and not so good at compression.

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New docs:

  • bench multiple compression methods via 1.2.951
  • bench index speed influence

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New doc: cython build banchmark

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Add more docs with benchmarks: 1.2.952 with updated zstd, lz4, lzo, snappy and many fixes and tweaks.

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