Dublin (CA, USA), December 14, 2017.
After more than 1 year working to release a stable v3.0, we’re finally close to the 1st release candidate for v3.0. It’s just a matter of days. OrientDB v3.0 has many new cool features that will be described in the next days. Today I’d rather like to focus on the performance of the new storage engine. We compared the results against latest v2.2 GA by using the Yahoo YCSB benchmarks on an Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-6700 CPU @ 3.40GHz, 64 GB RAM, 512 GB SSD.
Version 2.2.20 throughput op/sec:
DB size Initial load 50% reads/50% updates 95% reads/5% updates 100% reads 25M records 7,480 24,788 83,051 177,822 50M records 6,840 3,808 15,601 30,556 100M records 6,150 2,504 11,908 21,668
Version 3.0 throughput op/sec:
DB size Initial load 50% reads/50% updates 95% reads/5% updates 100% reads 25M records 26,624 55,194 118,175 113,606 50M records 25,086 9,454 20,998 29,610 100M records 17,913 5,864 14,900 22,038
Those numbers show that OrientDB v3.0 is more than 3 times faster than v2.2 on writes (inserts and updates), while read performance remains pretty much the same. Write performance was one of the biggest complaints from our users, we finally figured out how to improve write performance without sacrificing read speed.
If you want to test your application with OrientDB v3.0, even before the GA is out, please check out the “develop” branch from GitHub:
https://github.com/orientechnologies/orientdb/tree/develop
And send us your results and feedback by writing to the Community Group.
Thanks.
Best Regards,
Luca Garulli
Founder OrientDB
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