Scaling IO-Bound Workloads for MySQL in the Cloud - part 2 - Percona Database Performance Blog
This post is a followup to my previous article https://www.percona.com/blog/2018/08/29/scaling-io-bound-workloads-mysql-cloud/ In this instance, I want to show the data in different dimensions, primarily to answer questions around how throughput scales with increasing IOPS. A recap: for the test I use Amazon instances and Amazon gp2 and io1 volumes. In addition to the original post, I also tested
Scaling IO-Bound Workloads for MySQL in the Cloud
Is increasing GP2 volumes size or increasing IOPS for IO1 volumes a valid method for scaling IO-Bound workloads? In this post I’ll focus on one question: how much can we improve performance if we use faster cloud volumes? This post is a continuance of previous cloud research posts: Saving With MyRocks in The Cloud Percona XtraDB Cluster on Amazon GP2 VolumesTo recap, in Amazon EC2 we can use gp2 a
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