The first release candidate of MySQL 8.0 is here,
and I'm happy to share few performance stories about. This
article will be about the "most simple" one -- our in-memory
Read-Only performance ;-))
However, the used test workload was here for double reasons :
- 1) validate MySQL 8.0 performance
- 2) fully evaluate the "New" Sysbench developed by Alex (https://github.com/akopytov/sysbench)
Going ahead to the second point, the main worry about New
Sysbench was about its LUA overhead (the previous version 0.5 was
running slower than the old one 0.4 due LUA) -- a long story
short, I can confirm now that the New Sysbench is running as fast
as the oldest "most lightweight" Sysbench binary I have in use !
so, KUDOS Alex !!! ;-)) …