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Systems Group Dept. Computer Science ETH Zurich - Switzerland

XQBench An XQuery Benchmarking Service. Systems Group Dept. Computer Science ETH Zurich - Switzerland. Peter M. Fischer. Motivation and Goal. Benchmarks helped RDBMS/SQL to establish themselves: Highlight technical challenges Provide marketing arguments

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Systems Group Dept. Computer Science ETH Zurich - Switzerland

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  1. XQBench An XQuery Benchmarking Service Systems Group Dept. Computer Science ETH Zurich - Switzerland Peter M. Fischer

  2. Motivation and Goal • Benchmarks helped RDBMS/SQL to establish themselves: • Highlight technical challenges • Provide marketing arguments • No well-defined and well-accepted benchmarks for XQuery • Not another benchmark proposal! (yet?) • Provide a service to perform XQuery benchmarks • Simplify measurements • Compare performance and results • Collect interesting use cases Systems Group. D-INFK. ETH Zurich

  3. Benchmarking Model • Model various use cases of XQuery • Compare apples to apples • Processors (cold start) • Databases (ad-hoc loading, preloaded) • ...? • Currently: evaluate individual read queries on static datasets • Measure overall time always, details where possible • Observe resource consumption and results • Allow users to run • Existing Benchmarks • Contribute Queries • Contribute Documents & Schemas Systems Group. D-INFK. ETH Zurich

  4. Usage (Short Demo) • Experiment Creation and Submission • Choose Engines, Documents, Queries • Notification on submission, execution start, exeuction completion • Pending Experiments shown to registered users • Result Search • Direct Link at Notification • Complete List • Directed GUI search for documents, queries, engines • General XQuery for complex searches/correlations • Result PresentationFor every outcome, multiple views: • Experiment description • HTML (textual) for human consumption • XML for further querying • Plots (PNG, PS) in various dimensions, also plot scripts and data • Execution Log, Engine Output Systems Group. D-INFK. ETH Zurich

  5. Usage (Short Demo) • Public and Private Data/Queries/Experiments • Everybody can run and search standard benchmarks • Registered users can add own data and queries • Private data and outcomes only accessible to owner • Private data and outcomes can be made public • Managing Documents and Queries • Adding new Datasets (including schema) • Adding new documents: Files+Metadata • Adding new queries: Text+Metadata • Access to metadata • Engines: Installation Log, «Adapter», Wiki Page Systems Group. D-INFK. ETH Zurich

  6. Data and Metadata Model Systems Group. D-INFK. ETH Zurich

  7. XQuery Engine Abstraction • No common API, no common set of operations among engines • Unify at least relevant parts • Interaction Model: • Execute (including pre+post operations) • Engine Lifecycle: Start/Stop • Data Lifecycle: Load/Delete • Timing: • Measure from outside • Engine reporting: query execution, parsing, serializing, ... • Tuning currently not supported: we have no good abstractions! (yet?)Running engines (mostly) with out-of-the-box settings Systems Group. D-INFK. ETH Zurich

  8. Abstraction: Adapter Example <adapter> <engine id="BaseX-6.0"> <command> <startup><![CDATA[(java -Xmx6000m -cp #path/BaseX.jar org.basex.BaseXServer -p 1984 > /dev/null 2>&1&); bin/wait_service_up_port.sh 127.0.0.1 1984]]></startup> <executable><![CDATA[java -cp #path/BaseX.jar org.basex.BaseXClient -p 1984 -Uadmin -Padmin -o #result -v #query > #times 2>&1 ]]></executable> ... </command> <times> <factor_time>0.001</factor_time> <time id="t1"> <line>.*Parsing: (\d+\.\d+) ms </line> </time> <doc_processing_time>#t1</doc_processing_time> ... <total_time>#t5</total_time> </times> ... Systems Group. D-INFK. ETH Zurich

  9. Benchmark Service Architecture Systems Group. D-INFK. ETH Zurich

  10. Supported Engines • Policy: cover all stable versions of open-source platforms • Development versions change too often • Will update to «intermediate» if this version fixes a significant problem (e.g. BaseX attribute number limitation) • Commercial: Cost money to run, restrictions on publishing results • Sponsorship, Permission to publish welcome! • Currently: • DB: BaseX, BerkeleyDB, eXist, MonetDB, Sedna • Processor: QizX Free, Saxon B/HE, XQilla, Zorba Systems Group. D-INFK. ETH Zurich

  11. Pre-Installed Benchmarks • Policy: provide as many existing workloads as possible • The usual suspects • XMark + XPathMark • TPoX • Currently collecting more: • The old guard: XMach-1, X007, XBench, Michigan • Recent Proposals: EXRT, XWeb, MeMBer, BooX, ... • Interesting «normal» workloads: FDA, Geodata, ... • Existing Benchmarks secondary goal • You should use/contribute your own workloads • Contributed data, queries and results stay private until you decide to share them! Systems Group. D-INFK. ETH Zurich

  12. Status • ETH provides frontend and several backend nodes (with support from th FLWOR Foundation) • Available at „beta“ stage • Helper infrastructure • Bugtracker • Wiki • Mailing List • Components are/will be open source Systems Group. D-INFK. ETH Zurich

  13. Future Directions • Other languages • XSLT • SPARQL • ... • Improve collaboration features • Extend interaction model • Schema • Indexes • Extended Workloads • Update/Query mixes • User-defined execution flows • ... Systems Group. D-INFK. ETH Zurich

  14. xqbench.org Systems Group. D-INFK. ETH Zurich

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