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A guy walks into a NoSQL bar and asks: how many servers to get 1Mil ops. a second?

2015年4月2日星期四

Today's guest post comes from Itamar Haber. Itamar is Chief Developers Advocate at Redis Labs, a commercial Redis provider and Google Cloud Platform partner.Google Compute Engine Backstory Benchmark Setupherememtier_benchmarkmemtier_benchmark -s 10.0.0.1 -p 6379 --ratio=1:1 --test-time=120 -d 100 -t 2 -c 50 --pipeline=50 --ratio=1:0 Benchmark Results

For read-only operations, our Redis database provided throughput of 1.29M read operations per second at an average latency of 0.15 milliseconds per operation.

With write-only load, the cluster's measured throughput was at 1.14M operations per second at an average latency of 0.36 milliseconds per request.

An equal mix of read and write operations gave a throughput of 1.16M operations per second at an average latency of 0.17 milliseconds per operation.

Learn more about running Redis on Compute Engine

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