DB storage architectures: Rows, Columns, LSM trees

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DB storage architectures: Rows, Columns, LSM trees COS 518: Advanced Computer Systems Lecture 7 Michael Freedman

Basic row-based storage 8 32 4 2 = 50 Id BIGINT Name CHAR(32) Age INT Gender SMALLINT Birthday DATE

Basic row-based storage 8 32 4 2 = 50 Id BIGINT Name CHAR(32) Age INT Gender SMALLINT Birthday DATE 50 Id BIGINT Name CHAR(32) Age INT Gender SMALLINT Birthday DATE 100 Id BIGINT Name CHAR(32) Age INT Gender SMALLINT Birthday DATE 150 Id BIGINT Name CHAR(32) Age INT Gender SMALLINT Birthday DATE

Basic row-based storage 8 32 4 2 = 50 Id BIGINT Name CHAR(32) Age INT Gender SMALLINT Birthday DATE 50 Id BIGINT Name CHAR(32) Age INT Gender SMALLINT Birthday DATE 100 Id BIGINT Name CHAR(32) Age INT Gender SMALLINT Birthday DATE 150 Id BIGINT Name CHAR(32) Age INT Gender SMALLINT Birthday DATE READ 32 bytes at positions (0 + 8), (50 + 8), (100 + 8), (150 + 8)

Row-based storage: variable lengths 8 0 - 255 4 2 = 18 - 273 Id BIGINT URL VARCHAR(255) Size INT Code SMALLINT Fetched DATE How do you walk through all the URLs? No longer at fixed offsets

Row-based storage: variable lengths https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.5/static/storage-page-layout.html ItemIdData: [(0, 18), (18, 273), (291, 59)] Id BIGINT URL VARCHAR(255) Size INT Code SMALLINT Fetched DATE 18 Id BIGINT URL VARCHAR(255) Size INT Code SMALLINT Fetched DATE 291 Id BIGINT URL VARCHAR(255) Size INT Code SMALLINT Fetched DATE

Row-based disk layout Data stored in fixed-sized pages on disk E.g., typically 8K in PostgreSQL Page includes metadata and actual data items Items = indexes, data rows Id BIGINT Name CHAR(32) Age INT Gender SMALLINT Birthday DATE Id BIGINT Name CHAR(32) Age INT Gender SMALLINT Birthday DATE Id BIGINT Name CHAR(32) Age INT Gender SMALLINT Birthday DATE

READ 32 bytes at positions (0 + 8), (50 + 8), (100 + 8), (150 + 8) Row-based disk layout Data stored in fixed-sized pages on disk E.g., typically 8K in PostgreSQL Page includes metadata and actual data items Items = indexes, data rows Id BIGINT Name CHAR(32) Age INT Gender SMALLINT Birthday DATE Id BIGINT Name CHAR(32) Age INT Gender SMALLINT Birthday DATE Id BIGINT Name CHAR(32) Age INT Gender SMALLINT Birthday DATE READ 32 bytes at positions (0 + 8), (50 + 8), (100 + 8), (150 + 8)

Types of database workloads OLTP = OnLine Transaction Processing Write-heavy Transactions OLAP = OnLine Analytical Processing Read-heavy Analytical scans or “rollups” along column “SELECT AVG(latency) FROM system WHERE time > now() – interval(“1h”)

Comparison of disk layouts Row-oriented layout Id BIGINT Name CHAR(32) Age INT Gender SMALLINT Birthday DATE Id BIGINT Name CHAR(32) Age INT Gender SMALLINT Birthday DATE Id BIGINT Name CHAR(32) Age INT Gender SMALLINT Birthday DATE Column-oriented layout Id BIGINT Name CHAR(32) Age INT Particularly good for compression, especially for long runs of identical numbers or small deltas

Good discussion of benefits of columns... http://db.csail.mit.edu/projects/cstore/vldb.pdf http://db.csail.mit.edu/projects/cstore/abadi-sigmod08.pdf

LSM Trees: Discussion SSTable: set of arbitrary, sorted key-value pairs LSM Trees: Write to memory, then flush to disk

LSM Trees: Discussion LSM Trees: Write to memory, then flush to disk