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How to add Read Queries in IOT use-case #219
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Can you please share the commands that you used? Sounds like you have not yet executed the query execution which will perform the reads, see https://github.com/timescale/tsbs#benchmarking-query-execution-performance And be aware that the IoT use case is only implemented for a subset of databases. |
@seybi87 , thanks for coming back I have tried both Devops and IOT use-cases , IOT shows no reads , Devops show some reads but its very less as compared to NVMe SSD performance ....its in KBs Below is the trace from Devops use cases--> double-groupby-all and single-groupby-5-8-1 .
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Iostat only shows writes , nvme2n1
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@seybi87 , please let me know if you need more information |
I did a quick check on the provided details but I could not spot any issue but in general I suggest longer a longer runtime (i.e. bigger number of queries) of at least 10 minutes to ensure that the cache is warmed up. We have also published some performance results with all the applied TSBS and Timescale on AWS EC2 configurations, maybe this helps as well: https://github.com/benchANT/database-ranking/tree/main/DevOps/2022 |
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Below is the insert/write benchmark performance
IOSTAT
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Hi Team
When using TSBS benchmark with IOT use-case , I am able to see only write performance on storage end .
How can I make this workload to do Reads ?
Please guide me and I will do the rest .
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