The benchmarks below are a result of running Paprika.Runner. The runner is a simple console application that tries its best to provide meaningful, reasonably good scenarios for testing, both in-memory (to check the size and speed with no IO overhead) and with a regular disk-based persistence.
The test writes the following:
- 1000 accounts per block
- 1000 storage slots (one for each created account)
- 50.000 blocks
This gives 50 million accounts in total. Each with one storage slot written.
Using in-memory DB for greater speed.
Initializing db of size 18GB
Starting benchmark with commit level FlushDataOnly
Preparing random accounts addresses...
Accounts prepared
(P) - 90th percentile of the value
At Block | Avg. speed | Space used | New pages(P) | Pages reused(P) | Total pages(P)
5000 | 771.9 blocks/s | 2.30GB | 1593 | 185 | 1720
10000 | 672.3 blocks/s | 3.55GB | 1909 | 169 | 1954
15000 | 634.6 blocks/s | 4.03GB | 2036 | 154 | 2057
20000 | 581.8 blocks/s | 4.28GB | 2103 | 141 | 2115
25000 | 610.8 blocks/s | 4.51GB | 2143 | 128 | 2155
30000 | 595.9 blocks/s | 5.01GB | 2175 | 115 | 2199
35000 | 535.0 blocks/s | 6.42GB | 2195 | 110 | 2257
40000 | 503.5 blocks/s | 8.98GB | 2223 | 140 | 2341
45000 | 471.7 blocks/s | 12.18GB | 2273 | 165 | 2433
49999 | 464.2 blocks/s | 15.48GB | 2337 | 175 | 2509
Writing state of 1000 accounts per block, each with 1 storage, through 50000 blocks, generated 50000000 accounts, used 15.48GB
Reading and asserting values...
Reading state of all of 50000000 accounts from the last block took 00:00:33.6083939
90th percentiles:
- new pages allocated per block: 0
- pages reused allocated per block: 1239
- total pages written per block: 1244