An Introduction to MyRocks

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An Introduction to MyRocks MyRocksDB for MySQL An Introduction to MyRocks

MyRocks Issues in InnoDB

Why MyRocks-InnoDB Random Write on B+ tree(Random Acessing) Insert into table values (xxx) ; Insert into table values (yyy); xxx 3|4 yyy 3|4

Why MyRocks-MyRocks InnoDB Writing amplification. More redundant Data be Written

Why MyRocks-InnoDB Storing data in InnoDB B+ Tree, data in sequential order (Best) Or get fragmentation. 3 2 2 1|2 3|4 1|2 3 4 1,2,3,4 3,1,4,2

Why MyRocks-InnoDB Compression Original size 16k --- 5k Compressed - 8k on OS. 3k/Page wasted.

Conclusion On Data Space For InnoDB. Space Amplification In InnoDB HHD SSD More random accessing More Cost to infrastructures.  More IOs

MyRocks Solutions of MyRocks.

Why MyRocks-MyRocks LSM Tree Avg. Worst Case Insert O(1) Find O(N) Delete https://github.com/sears/bLSM/ LSM incorporates B+ tree.

Why MyRocks-MyRocks LSM Tree Avg. Worst Case Insert O(1) Find O(N) Delete https://github.com/sears/bLSM/ LSM incorporates B+ tree.

RocksDB

RocksDB SST file internal format-BlockBasedTable

RocksDB

Why MyRocks-MyRocks LSM Tree Avg. Worst Case Insert O(1) Find O(N) Delete https://github.com/sears/bLSM/ LSM incorporates B+ tree.

Why MyRocks-MyRocks MyRocks Append Only. Changes to WAL, and merges to SST

Why MyRocks-MyRocks

Why MyRocks-MyRocks Prefix Key encoding multi-column indexes storing NOT duplicate prefix

Why MyRocks-MyRocks Why we need to reduce IOs. Needed by SSD flash. IO bottleneck in DB. Data Volume Data volume per writing. Total Writing volume.

Conclusion On Writing Amp. Saving IOs More QPS Shorter Insertion time need. Shorter Latency. …

Conclusion On Data Space for MyRocks Compression Does compression also. NO Alignment, Comparing to InnoDB does. SeqID compressed. Prefix Key Compression … LESS Data Space Needed.

MyRocks Row Format What’s format of a row in MyRocks.

Why MyRocks-MyRocks No Row-ID and Rollback ptr In each Row, Sequential ID and Operation Type. 6 bytes for SeqID 1 byte for Operation Type. On Primary and Secondary Key. Fill with 0 to replace SeqID in SST. InnoDB has. 6 bytes and 7 bytes. Can not be compressed. On Primary key SeqID … OperType ROWID … Rollback-Ptr Trx_id

Why MyRocks-MyRocks Internal Index ID Used for insert/delete/update/search, etc. RocksDB Key RocksDB Val Internal index id Primary key The rest col.

Why MyRocks-MyRocks

Why MyRocks-MyRocks

MyRocks Features Features of MyRocks.

MyRocks Features Features same as InnoDB. Transaction Online Backup MVCC Read Commited, Repeatable Read Online Backup Mysqldump (logical backup) Myrocks_hotbackup , Python script(binary backup)

Backup Tools Logical Physical mysqldump Python script. mysqldump -h 127.0.0.1 -P 3306 --default-character-set=binary --single-transaction --master-data=2 Physical  Python script. myrocks_hotbackup [src_host]$ myrocks_hotbackup --user=root --password=pw --port=3306 --stream=tar --checkpoint_dir=$backup_dir | ssh -o NoneEnabled=yes dst_host 'tar -xi -C $dst_host_dir/backup_from_src' [dst_host]$ myrocks_hotbackup --move_back --datadir=$datadir --rocksdb_datadir=$datadir/.rocksdb --rocksdb_waldir=$datadir --backup_dir=$dst_host_dir/backup_from_src

Multi-Storage Engine. my.cnf allow-multiple-engines skip-innodb (Removed)

Multi-Storage Engine. my.cnf allow-multiple-engines skip-innodb (Removed)

Multi-Storage Engine. my.cnf allow-multiple-engines skip-innodb (Removed)

Multi-Storage Engine. my.cnf allow-multiple-engines skip-innodb (Removed)

Data Files ${datadir}/.rocksdb

Data Files ${datadir}/.rocksdb

Data Files ${datadir}/{database_name} MyRocks MySQL 5.7.xx

Engine Status Show engine rocksdb status;

MyRocks Features Limitations of MyRocks.

Limitation of MyRocks Online DDL Savepoint Gap-Lock Order desc is SLOW Compare with InnoDB Online DDL Fast alter table and drop index. DROP_INDEX, DROP_UNIQUE_INDEX和ADD_INDEX(in-place) Otherwise, rebuild table. Savepoint Gap-Lock Row-base rep MUST, statement base leads to inconsistency . Order desc is SLOW Reverse column (double reverse) COMMENT ’recv:cf__link_id2_type’

MyRocks Features Test Results.

Data Size MySQL Compred. MyRocks Compred 1Million Rows 2401 1601 2151 1842 5Million Rows 11681 7801 10369 5740 10Million Rows 23281 15521 20683 11746 Unit: MB MySQL: ROW_FORMAT=COMPRESSED MyRocks: compression_per_level=kNoCompression:kNoCompression:kZlibCompression:kZlibCompression:kZlibCompression:kZlibCompression:kZlibCompression;compression_opts=-14:2:0

Selection Time MySQL MyRocks TPS QPS Latency (ms) Latency(ms) 1million rows 3394.56 54312.93 29.45 9860.49 157767.91 10.14 5millon rows 3329.12 53265.88 30.03 9715.81 155452.93 10.29 10million rows 3304.66 52874.52 30.25 9605.81 153692.99 10.41 Sysbench: 100 threads Oltp-type=read only

Selection Time MySQL MyRocks TPS QPS Latency (ms) Latency(ms) 1million rows 3160.16 50562.60 63.27 9467.90 151486.37 21.12 5millon rows 3200.27 51204.30 62.47 9544.54 152712.7 20.95 10million rows 3208.23 51331.70 62.32 9147.85 146365.59 21.86 Sysbench: 200 threads

Results MyRocks Data Size Complex Read Only QPS TPS Latency 109GB 7246.88 402.56 248.37 6355.46 453.96 220.26 Rows: .1billion rows/table Tables: 10; Threads:100 Intervals:2

Results MySQL Data Size Complex Query Read Only QPS TPS Latency 223GB 11742.13 652.34 153.28 13578.77 969.91 103.10 Rows: .1billion rows/table Tables: 10; Threads: 100 Intervals: 2 s Times: 3600s

Results Comparison Data Space MySQL 1 VS MyRocks 0.9 Saving about 10%. MSQL 1 VS MyRocks 0.5 (Comp) Saving about 50% All results at 5million rows. ROW_FORMAT=COMPRESSED (Table Compression) Page Compression, COMPRESSION="zlib“, supported by OS and FS.

Results Comparison Insertion Time MySQL 3+mins VS MyRocks 1+mins Saving about 60%. With 5million rows.

IoStat for MyRocks 10 million rows/ 10 tables iostat -d -m 1 10

IoStat for MySQL 10 million rows/ 10 tables iostat -d -m 1 10

Conclusion On Results Insertion Time Selection Opers Data Space IO Saving about 60%. Selection Opers Data Space Saving about 10% compare to MySQL 5.7.xx Not Competitive, with MySQL with Compr. Options On. Saving about 50% in Compression mode. IO Not heavily IO Requests. Side effect: More CPU needed. With 5million rows.

Conclusion MyRocks is OK