In order to asses any performance differences when switching Modeshape to 3.7.1 a couple of tests were conducted.

Modeshape 3.7.1 fixes the issue with large file ingests we were seeing, therefore adopting this version is crucial for Fedora 4.

Summary

The performance levels were quite stable and the avg decrease of 1.61 % in the six different tests is well within error tolerance.

Result Overview

Using benchtool version 0.0.1-SNAPSHOT the following results have been obtained for ingesting binary data

 Modehape 3.7.1Modeshape 3.6.0 

Number of Ingests

SizeThreadsThroughput/ThreadThroughputThroughput/ThreadThroughputDifference
105 GB193.46 MB/sec93.46 MB/sec95.92 MB/sec95.92 MB/sec-2.56 % (-2.46 MB/sec)
105 GB336.3 MB/sec108.91 MB/sec37.42 MB/sec112.27 MB/sec-3.34 % (-3.75 MB/sec)
105 GB1016.82 MB/sec168.25 MB/sec17.07 MB/sec170.65 MB/sec-1.43 % (-2.45 MB/sec)
155 GB1512.45 MB/sec186.78 MB/sec12.23 MB/sec183.43 MB/sec+1.82 % (+3.35 MB/sec)
100200 MB519.16 MB/sec95.79 MB/sec19.32 MB/sec96.6 MB/sec-0.83 % (-0.81 MB/sec)
10001 MB5 1.04 MB/sec5.22 MB/sec1.08 MB/sec5.4 MB/sec-3.34 % (-0.18 MB/sec)

 

Environment

OS

Linux 3.12.7-2-ARCH #1 SMP PREEMPT Sun Jan 12 13:09:09 CET 2014 x86_64 GNU/Linux

Java

Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 23.25-b01, mixed mode)

Tomcat Version

7.0.40

Command

E.g. for the first row of the table (Number of ingests=10, size=5g, Number of Threads=1)

#> java -jar target/bench-tool-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT-jar-with-dependencies.jar -f http://localhost:8080/fcrepo -n 10 -s 5g -t 1 -a ingest
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