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(Post author) I'm not sure why you think that's creative engineering. What you're pointing to is the depth of available configuration that the contributors to
by ryanbooz 5y ago
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I'm not sure why you think that's creative engineering. What you're pointing to is the depth of available configuration that the contributors to TSBS have exposed for each database. It's totally open source and anyone is welcome to add more configuration and options! I believe (although not totally sure) that Altinity and ClickHouse folks added their code a few years ago - at least it wasn't anyone on the Timescale team.
That said, we didn't actually use those scripts to run our tests. Please join us next Wednesday (10AM ET/4PM CET) to see how we set the databases up and ran the benchmarks. We'd be delighted to have you try it on your own too!
- rkwasny 5y agoAh so the tests you have used are not the ones in https://github.com/timescale/tsbs https://github.com/timescale/tsbs ?
- ryanbooz 5y agoAll the same tests. You simply pointed to a shell script that's configurable to run tests for each database. We provided details in the blog post of exactly what settings we used for each database (cardinality, batch size, time range, TimescaleDB chunk size, etc.) so you can use those script to configure and run the tests too.