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FDBKeeper Experimental Evaluation


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This is the experimental evaluation code repo for the paper "Enabling Scalable Coordination Services for Metadata Management using Distributed Key-Value Databases: A Design Space Exploration".

Some scripts for setting up a benchmark environment for FDBKeeper.

Usage

Setup Local Depends

pipenv install

Setup Hosts

  1. Prepare at least 1 host for client, at least 1 host for foundationdb or zookeeper service.

  2. Server requirements

    1. Ubuntu 22.04 is recommended
    2. Mount ext4 fs on /var/lib/keeper-bench with options: defaults,noatime,discard
    3. Setup prometheus node exporter with textfile collector for /var/lib/node_exporter
    4. Setup prometheus pushgateway for keeper-bench.
  3. Create ansible inventory file: hosts.yml. Put hosts in clients and servers groups. Here is a simple example:

    all:
    children:
       clients:
          hosts:
          c1:
             ansible_host: 1.2.3.4
          c2:
       servers:
          hosts:
          s1:
             fdb_coordinator: true
             fdb_procs: [transaction, storage]
          s2:
    vars:
       keeper_bench_path: /local/path/to/keeper-bench
       fdb_init_command: configure new triple ssd

Setup Prometheus and Grafana

We use prometheus and grafana to collecting metrics. You can use docker compose to deploy a simple prometheus:

# Create file sd configs if you setup hosts without `setup-ecnu-cloud` playbook.
touch docker/prom_file_sd.yml

# Up docker compose services
docker compose up -d

# Grafana is available on 0.0.0.0:9033

Open 127.0.0.1:9033 and setup data source and dashboard manually. Here is a dashboad example

Deploy Benchmark Clients and Services

See Makefile.

Contact

If there are any questions, please feel free to propose new features by opening an issue or contact with the author: Jun-Peng Zhu([email protected]). Enjoy the code.