Load Test GlassFlow for ClickHouse: Real-Time Dedup at Scale glassflow.dev 1 points by super_ar 12 hours ago
super_ar 12 hours ago Hi HN, A few weeks ago, we shared GlassFlow: Open Source streaming ETL to dedup and join streams from Kafka for ClickHouse (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43953722).One of the top questions we received was: “How well does it perform at high throughput?”We ran a load test and would like to share some results with you.Summary of the test:- Tested on 20m records- Kafka produced 55,000 records/sec- Processing rate of GlassFlow (deduplication): 9,000+ records/sec- Measured on a MacBook Pro (M3 Max)- End-to-end latency: <0.12 ms per requestHere is the blog post with full test results and tried with different parameters (rps, # of publishers, etc.): https://www.glassflow.dev/blog/load-test-glass-flow-for-clic...It was important to us to set up the testing in a way that everybody could reproduce. Here are the docs: https://docs.glassflow.dev/load-test/setupWe would love to get feedback, especially from folks consuming high-throughput in ClickHouse.Thanks for reading!Ashish and Armend (founders)
Hi HN, A few weeks ago, we shared GlassFlow: Open Source streaming ETL to dedup and join streams from Kafka for ClickHouse (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43953722).
One of the top questions we received was: “How well does it perform at high throughput?”
We ran a load test and would like to share some results with you.
Summary of the test:
- Tested on 20m records
- Kafka produced 55,000 records/sec
- Processing rate of GlassFlow (deduplication): 9,000+ records/sec
- Measured on a MacBook Pro (M3 Max)
- End-to-end latency: <0.12 ms per request
Here is the blog post with full test results and tried with different parameters (rps, # of publishers, etc.): https://www.glassflow.dev/blog/load-test-glass-flow-for-clic...
It was important to us to set up the testing in a way that everybody could reproduce. Here are the docs: https://docs.glassflow.dev/load-test/setup
We would love to get feedback, especially from folks consuming high-throughput in ClickHouse.
Thanks for reading!
Ashish and Armend (founders)