Have you done any updated benchmarks on maximum supported writes/sec since the talk you gave comparing single-zone, single-region, etc.?
I recently had a potential use case for this, but it required somewhere around 600 writes/sec at a minimum, and it wasn’t clear what the ceiling was for rqlite without sacrificing durability guarantees.
rqlite creator here. I have performed a fair amount of performance testing, some of which I outlined in a talk to the CMU Database Group a few years ago. Details:
An important thing to note: this testing was done 4+ years ago, on moderately-powerful hardware for the time. With higher-end, more modern hardware you may get even better results.
sgarland|1 month ago
I recently had a potential use case for this, but it required somewhere around 600 writes/sec at a minimum, and it wasn’t clear what the ceiling was for rqlite without sacrificing durability guarantees.
Terrific bit of software, BTW!
otoolep|1 month ago
- https://www.philipotoole.com/2021-rqlite-cmu-tech-talk - see slide 33.
- There is also a recording that goes with the talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JLlIAWjvHxM
You can also read about Performance in the docs at: https://rqlite.io/docs/guides/performance/
An important thing to note: this testing was done 4+ years ago, on moderately-powerful hardware for the time. With higher-end, more modern hardware you may get even better results.