Hi guys. I'm working on Redis performance test on Arm recently. And I've sought for a while about the reference especially the official test data provided. It seems that there's little materials about that. Could you guys provide some links about that? Thank you very much!

Comment From: itamarhaber

/cc @filipecosta90

Comment From: filipecosta90

Hi there @Thor-wl, WRT to Redis performance test on Arm what exactly is the goal? Check the baseline performance of a specific use-case? If so which one? Can you share more details about exactly what you need to measure ( vs what as well ) and the main use-cases you need to cover? PS: notice we're working on creating an "easy/standard" way of measuring redis performance (either varying redis/envs/commands/etc... ). So this is an interesting subject to get as many detail as possible! :)

Comment From: Thor-wl

@itamarhaber @filipecosta90 Thank you guys for your reply! @filipecosta90 My goal is to get the performance data on different Arm machines and different configurations by making use of redis benchmark. I've reviewed all the contents under Optimization. It really helps a lot. I'm sure the community must have performed a lot of tests on different conditions. So I wonder are there some test datas and configurations on Arm can be shared.

Comment From: Thor-wl

Actually, I've not started my test yet. I plan to start my tests after getting more inputs and references. Then I will try to test the baseline and get the best performance with a series of software/OS/GCC/hardware configurations. I really glad to share my work to the community if I can achieve that.

Comment From: filipecosta90

@Thor-wl I would suggest you to use memtier_benchmark over redis-benchmark just because is more powerful feature wise. Notice we have a benchmark suite being extended in https://github.com/redis/redis-benchmarks-specification that already contains >50 distinct benchmarks you can use to get some baseline performance across different command groups.

Comment From: Thor-wl

@filipecosta90 Thank you very much, Filipecosta90. I'll pay attention to that.