By Franck Pachot . This follows the previous post on testing YugaByteDB 2.1 performance with pgbench: https://www.dbi-services.com/blog/yugabytedb-2-1/ A distributed database needs to reduce inter-node synchronization latency and then replaces two-phase pessimistic locking by optimistic concurrency control in many places. This means more serialization errors where a transaction may have to be re-tried. But the PostgreSQL pgbench does not have this…
By Franck Pachot . 9 months ago I was looking at YugaByteDB which was still in beta version for its ‘YSQL’ API. I published my first test on Medium: https://medium.com/@FranckPachot/running-pgbench-on-yugabytedb-1-3-3a15450dfa42. I have been very enthusiastic about the idea, the architecture, the way they open-sourced it and how all was documented in their blog. I’ve even met them in Sunnyvale when…
Today I participate to SOUG Day which takes place in Lausanne at the “Centre Pluriculturel et social d’Ouchy”. After a coffee and a welcome speech by Yann Neushaus, Ludovico Caldara and Flora Barriele, the event starts with 2 global sessions: A l’heure du serverless, le futur va-t-il aller aux bases de données distribuées? Franck Pachot makes a comparison between Oracle…
