Benchmarks are like single match scorelines: interesting, but rarely comparable. We built a public ELO score leaderboard for analytics engines that treats every public benchmark (TPC-DS, TPC-H, SSB, vendor blogs, community posts - even the messy ones) as a “match.”
Why ELO? Because comparing databases is more like ranking football clubs over a season than timing a single sprint. Creating a relative robust and relative score is what counts.
geoHeil|6 months ago
Why ELO? Because comparing databases is more like ranking football clubs over a season than timing a single sprint. Creating a relative robust and relative score is what counts.