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oltpbench

Dockerfile and scripts to auto generate configs and run oltpbench against several types of RDBMS.

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This image is designed to streamline the configuration and running of the oltpbench benchmarking tool. To this end it comes with a some convenience scripts:

bench-confgen.sh -- generates configuration files for oltpbench using the templates under the config-templates/ folder.

loadstarter.sh -- for (more) easily running the image on docker directly, i.e. without a container orchestration tool like Rancher or Kubernetes.

ojdbc-get.sh -- sets up Oracle's maven repository and downloads their jdbc drivers (Oracle Maven login required).

Supported Environment Variables

DBFQDN -- fully qualified domain name of the database under test (DUT).

DBUSER -- username for DUT.

DBPASS -- password for above user.

DBTYPE -- type of database being tested (required for config generation), currently supported options are:

 mysql
 mariadb (uses the mariadb jdbc driver)
 postgres
 db2
 oracle
 sqlserver
 jtds_sqlserver (uses the jtds driver)
 

DBNAME -- name of database to connect to.

DBPORT -- port the DUT is listening on.

RATE -- rate limit for the benchmark. (defaults to unlimited)

CLIENTS -- the number of clients you would like to simulate connecting to the DUT. (defaults to 10)

SCALE -- size of the dataset generated for the benchmark being run, what this means varies per benchmark (defaults to 100):

tpcc -- number of warehouses in TPCC
tpch
tatp -- number of subscribers
wikipedia -- the number of wikipages *1000
resourcestresser -- scales by *100 the number of employees
twitter -- scales by *500 the number of users
epinions -- scales by *2000 the number of users
ycsb --  *1000 the number of rows in the USERTABLE
jpab -- Number of Initial Objects
seats -- scales by *1000 the number of customers
auctionmark -- scales by *1000 the number of customers
chbenchmark
voter
linkbench -- scale is ignored in LinkBench for now, to be replaced by max_id
sibench
noop
smallbank
hyadapt

ISOLATION -- the transaction isolation level to be used for the benchmark, one of (defaults to TRANSACTION_READ_COMMITED):

TRANSACTION_REPEATABLE_READ
TRANSACTION_READ_COMMITTED
TRANSACTION_SERIALIZABLE

BENCH -- which benchmark to run against the DUT, currently supported options:

tpcc
tpch
chbenchmark
auctionmark
epinions
jpab
resourcestresser
seats
tatp
twitter
wiki
ycsb
voter
linkbench
sibench

All *BOOL vars only accept true or false

CREATEBOOL -- toggle database creation

CLEARBOOL -- toggle clearing the database

EXECBOOL -- toggle benchmark execution, in case you just want to populate the database and examine the dataset w/o running the benchmark.

LOADBOOL -- toggle database loading phase, can be useful if you want to reuse a previously populated database.

The following vars are only used if DBTYPE is set to 'oracle', in which case they are required

MVN_PASS -- used to generate encrypted maven master password.

ORACLEMVN_USER -- username used to login to oracle maven repo, you may have to register your Oracle login for this, more info

ORACLEMVN_PASS -- password for the above username, used to generate a maven encrypted password that is actually written to the settings.xml file.

ACCEPT_OTN_BOOL -- indicates that you accept the Oracle Technology Network License Agreement. Only accepts true or false.

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