June 20, 2013

Comment: Benchmarking Percona Server TokuDB vs InnoDB

Gregory, I am comparing workload that I am interested in. I am not going to use InnoDB compression in production, as it introduces more problems than it solves. So this comparison is relevant for me.

Comment: Benchmarking Percona Server TokuDB vs InnoDB

Then why comparing ompressed tables and uncompressed table on size ? That’s clearly not relevant ! Could you redo the same test with innodb compression ? Thanks

Comment: Benchmarking Percona Server TokuDB vs InnoDB

In your my.cnf conf I don’t see barracuda file format and did you create your table using row_format = compressed with InnoDB which enables tablespace compression ?

Comment: Benchmarking Percona Server TokuDB vs InnoDB

… ? Add my vote on compression as we are facing more and more big data challenges where innoDB and TokuDB will have to…

Comment: Benchmarking Percona Server TokuDB vs InnoDB

Gregory, I do not use compression for InnoDB.

Comment: Benchmarking Percona Server TokuDB vs InnoDB

Strikes me as odd that they actually take a previous InnoDB checkpoint benchmark from you as a reference for having outstanding… would be highly interesting to see the performance with lzma compression.

Post: InnoDB compression woes

InnoDB compression is getting some traction, and I see quite contradictory opinions. Someone has successful deployments in productions, and someone says that compressioncompressed tables CPU utilization is 7%. Obviously we have some mutex serialization problem. Analyzing SHOW INNODB STATUS (SEMAPHORES) for workload with compression tables…

Post: Testing InnoDB "Barracuda" format with compression

…’ as compressed field, doing compress()/uncompress() to store/restore. To test InnoDB compression I use only uncompressed text, though I tested compression on compress()-ed data… from index compression. For test I use dump created with mysqldump, final size 30286M. To create InnoDB compression table I use ENGINE=InnoDB KEY…

Post: InnoDB page sizes: plans and ideas

… needed ? For InnoDB compression. Right now if you use 16K and trying to compress, the only good choice is to compress to 8K pages (which gives you only 2:1 compress ratio), and you rarely will be able to compress to…

Post: MySQL Users Conference - Innodb

Innodb table, while data pages and pages for different indexes may well have very different compression ratio. As Innodb indexes are not prefix compressed they have very good compression potential. I also would like to see some stats about compressed