[Poppy] List App with multiple tenants and R/W split disabled

[Poppy] List App with multiple tenants and R/W split disabled

Overview

This document contains the results of testing List App refreshing of 200k records on multiple tenants with R/W split disabled (Poppy release). The goal of testing is to assess the performance of mod-lists with load spread across multiple tenants and under different conditions (settings).

Ticket:

PERF-709: [List App] Measure the performance of refreshing a list with many records (with multiple tenants) with DB R/W split disabled.Closed

Summary

  • Load tests (multiple tenants, R/W split disabled) showed that ListApp refreshing duration is

    • 1.9 min for 3 concurrent lists test (1 list refresh on each tenant);

    • 3.4 min for 10 concurrent lists test (3-4 lists refresh on each tenants).

  • During load test for 30 lists (10 lists per tenant) some of the list refreshes failed. After the test end "isRefreshing" status remained "true" for each list. It was reset manually directly through the database. Details on the issue can be found here: Failed list refresh investigation.

  • Comparing to previous test results, Lists App refresh duration is about 20-30% higher with R/W split feature disabled.

  • During the 10 lists refresh test CPU utilization reached 138% for mod-fqm-manager and 118% for mod-lists. In comparison with testing with R/W split enabled, CPU utilization for mod-fqm-manager is 62% lower for testing with R/W split disabled.

  • Memory utilization for mod-fqm-manager increased from 37% to 49%, for mod-permissions - from 33% to 66% during the tests. No memory leak is suspected for all the modules.

  • Maximum DB CPU utilization reached 99% (writer instance) during 30 lists test. In comparison with multiple tenants testing, RDS CPU utilization for writer instance is 20% lower for single tenant test.

Recommendations & Jiras 

PERF-732: Investigate failing list refresh during load testsClosed

Test runs

Query used in lists - "Item status != Available". List refresh result is about 200K records.

Scenario

Data quantity

List App refresh

multiple tenants

R/W split disabled

 

 

 

tenant 1 - 1 list

tenant 2 - 1 list

tenant 3 - 1 list

tenant 1 - 3 lists

tenant 2 - 3 lists

tenant 3 - 4 lists

tenant 1 - 10 lists

tenant 2 - 10 lists

tenant 3 - 10 lists

 

Results

Lists App refresh, avg

3 lists

10 lists

30 lists

Poppy, multiple tenants, R/W split disabled

1.9 min

3.4 min

refresh failed for some of the lists***

Poppy, multiple tenants, R/W split enabled*

1.5 min

2.3 min

refresh failed for some of the lists***

Poppy, single tenant, R/W split enabled**

3.1 min

6.5 min

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*Results are taken from previous test report: [Poppy] List App with multiple tenants and R/W split enabled

**Results are taken from previous test report: [Poppy] List App with single tenant and R/W split enabled

***After the test end "isRefreshing" status remained "true" for each list. It was reset manually directly through the database. More details about failing refresh you can find at the link: Failed list refresh investigation

Service CPU Utilization

During the 10 lists test CPU utilization reached 138% for mod-fqm-manager and 118% for mod-lists. Also, mod-permissions CPU utilization exceeded 107% during 30 lists test.

In comparison with testing with R/W split enabled, CPU utilization for mod-fqm-manager is 62% lower for testing with R/W split disabled.

(Note that "users" are synonymous and interchangeable with "lists", e.g., 30 users = 30 lists)

Memory Utilization

Memory utilization for mod-fqm-manager increased form 37% to 49%, for mod-permissions - from 33% to 66% during the tests. No memory leak is suspected for all the modules.

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DB CPU Utilization

Maximum DB CPU utilization reached 99% (writer instance) during 30 lists test. 

In comparison with multiple tenants testing, RDS CPU utilization for writer instance is 20% lower for single tenant test.

DB Connections

DB Load

TOP SQL

Long-running queries: 

select id from [tenant]_mod_fqm_manager.drv_item_callnumber_location where lower(cast(item_status as varchar)) <> lower($1)
parameters: $1 = 'Available'