Japanese Blogs Post Benchmarks on Membase, Memcached, Tokyo Tyrant and Redis
Two japanese blogs[1]
have published some benchmarks comparing the newly released membase with memcached, Tokyo Tyrant and Redis.
Unfortunately both of them are just new examples of useless benchmarks:
- only 1000 keys
- the benchmark doesn’t vary the size of keys and values
- no concurrency
- no mixed reads/writes
I’d strongly suggest anyone planning to build a solid benchmark to take a look at these NoSQL benchmarks and performance evaluations to learn how to build useful/correct ones[2]
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- The two benchmarks are published ☞ here and ☞ here. Unfortunately I don’t read Japanese and I’ve used Google Translator (which pretty much didn’t work) (↩)
- Another useful resource about building correct benchmarks is Jan Lehnardt’s ☞ Benchmarks: You are Doing it Wrong (↩)
