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I see.. I googled it and it seems like the comparison is multi-threaded (multi process? multi machine??) vs single-threaded, single process. It doesn't really
by gizzlon 14y ago
I see.. I googled it and it seems like the comparison is multi-threaded (multi process? multi machine??) vs single-threaded, single process. It doesn't really seem like a fair comparison, and since you guys are obviously knowledgeable I bet you understand as much.
Please don't let what seems like a cool project be tainted by marketing bullshit. (I really, really hate marketing bullshit :)
- rescrv 14y agoI bet you found the thread on their mailing list. I was the one who ran the benchmark and it was one core vs. one core. In the other benchmarks we had multiple machines, but not the Redis benchmark. We clarified after they speculated that a multi/single comparison was performed. The main issue they had was YCSB's method of storing multi-attribute objects as maps (from attribute names to their values) and the fact that Redis cannot support search across keys so YCSB searches within a single set.