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Results: Griddb Performance Using Google Cloud Platform

GridDB was able to achieve nearly 1 million writes per second using just 3 Google Cloud nodes, and reached the goal of 5 million writes per second using 20 servers by scaling linearly as servers were added. GridDB is a fast database for IoT and big data developed by Toshiba that uses a unique data model and "memory first, storage second" architecture to provide high performance and scales to over 1,000 nodes.

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Results: Griddb Performance Using Google Cloud Platform

GridDB was able to achieve nearly 1 million writes per second using just 3 Google Cloud nodes, and reached the goal of 5 million writes per second using 20 servers by scaling linearly as servers were added. GridDB is a fast database for IoT and big data developed by Toshiba that uses a unique data model and "memory first, storage second" architecture to provide high performance and scales to over 1,000 nodes.

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Results

With just 3 Google Cloud nodes, GridDB was close to completing 1 million writes per second
with 897,718 operations per second. Performance was able to scale linearly as servers were
added, with 20 servers being able to achieve our goal of 5 million writes-per-second.

GridDB Performance using Google Cloud Platform

GridDB is a super fast database for IoT and Big Data applications
developed by Toshiba Digital Solutions Corporation. It has a unique
key-container data model that is ideal for storing sensor data, a
“memory first, storage second” architecture that provides incredible
performance, and it easily scales out to up to 1,000 nodes.
Several databases have published reports over the last few years,
including Cassandra, Aerospike, and Couchbase in which they share
that were able to sustain one million writes-per-second running on
public cloud services. We (Fixstars) and the GridDB team took that as
a challenge and decided to see how much further we could scale
GridDB and drive down the performance-per-dollar.
While these tests showcase GridDB’s excellent performance on
Google Cloud Platform, they also showcase best practices when
designing a GridDB IoT, IIoT, and other applications that require
high velocity write performance.

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