About throughput for a TiDB cluster #66507
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Original author: erickaufmann16 Currently, the largest TiDB cluster with benchmark result I can find is here: Scaling TiDB To 1 Million QPS. A Flipkart journey | by Sachin Japate | Flipkart Tech Blog. It is a cluster with 12 instances of TiKV nodes. It seems it already reaches a throughput of 1M QPS for read loads. I can’t imagine the throughput of a monster cluster with 512 TiKV nodes. It should be much higher than 512x10^3, right? Or have I interpreted those numbers incorrectly? Somebody can give me a hint here? |
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Original author: erickaufmann16
Original time: 2024-09-04 14:12:30.569291
Original ID/Slug: 10295 / about-throughput-for-a-tidb-cluster
According to the documentation here: TiDB Introduction | PingCAP Docs, ‘The computing layer supports a maximum of 512 nodes, each node supports a maximum of 1,000 concurrencies’. Does this mean that a TiDB cluster currently supports up to 512 x 10^3 tps(transactions per second)? If the answer is yes, is there any benchmark results that approximates it?
Eric Kaufmann
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