Overview

This document contains the results of performance testing for searching SRS records based on the LDR05 value on the OCP3 environment for POST /source-storage/stream/marc-record-identifiers request with the following parameters PERF-703: Test MARC search performanceClosed :

Summary

• The average time to respond to HTTP requests used in Test 1 and Test 2 for returning 66 records is about 6,4 seconds. The average time to respond to requests used in Test 3 for returning 20,000 records is about 6,9 seconds. The average time to respond to requests used in Test 4 for filtering using data range is about 6,7 seconds;

• The high response time from the server to the HTTP request is caused by the duration of the SQL query to the database, which is about 6 seconds for all types of queries, ticket for optimization is created;

• The memory utilization didn`t increase during Test 1- Test 4;

• The maximal CPU utilization increases up to 3.5% on mod-source-record-storage;

• RDS CPU utilization was about 80% during Test 1- Test 4, number on DB connection ~ 400;

Recommendations & Jiras

• Conduct repeated testing for Test 3 and Test 4 after the SQL changes are added [MODSOURCE-753] Change SQL query parameters for MARC Search - FOLIO Jira (atlassian.net)

Test Runs 

Test 1. Request method POST, path source-storage/stream/marc-record-identifiers , body data

{"leaderSearchExpression": "p_05 = 'd'", } this request returns 66 records.

Test 2. Request method POST, path source-storage/stream/marc-record-identifiers , body data

{"leaderSearchExpression": "p_05 = 'd'", "deleted": true, "suppressFromDiscovery": true,} this request returns 66 records, generated by DELETE /source-storage/records/${id}.

Test 3. Request method POST, path source-storage/stream/marc-record-identifiers , body data

{"leaderSearchExpression": "p_05 = 'd'", "deleted": true, "suppressFromDiscovery": true,} this request returns 20,000 records, generated by DELETE /source-storage/records/${id}.

Test 4. Request method POST, path source-storage/stream/marc-record-identifiers , body data

{"leaderSearchExpression": "p_05 = 'd'", "deleted": true, "suppressFromDiscovery": true, "fieldsSearchExpression": "005.date in '20141106-20231108'"} this request returns 574 records.

Results

The table contains the main testing metrics. The duration of all of the tests was about 30 minutes. All test finished successfully.

Resource Utilizations

Services CPU Utilizations 

Test 1 Started at 12:15 and finished at about 12:45, the main services that were involved in request processing: mod-authtoken, mod-source-record-storage, okapi-b, nginx-okapi. Maximum CPU utilization was about 2.5%

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Test 2 Started at 11:30 and finished at about 12:00, Test 3 Started at 13:50 and finished at about 14:20,
Test 4 Started at 15:50 and finished at about 15:20

Maximum CPU utilization was about 3.5% for mod-source-record-storage

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Services Memory Utilizations

Test 1. During testing, the memory usage does not increase

Test 2 - Test 3 - Test 4. During testing, the memory usage does not increase

Test 2 - Test 3 - Test 4. The memory usage for main CPU Utilization services.

RDS CPU Utilization 

During Test 1 RDS CPU usage increased up to 75%;

The maximum RDS CPU usage during Test 2, Test 3, and Test 4 was up to 80% ;

RDS Database Connection

During Test 1- Test 4 the average number of database connections was about 400.

Database Load

As we can see from the graphs Database load sliced by Waits(Green columns) and sliced by SQL(light green), the most consuming is the SQL query given in the Full SQL query section. The average duration of these SQL queries is about 6,5 seconds for 4 tests. The detailed analysis of this query is in the additional section.

Database load during Test 1 .

Database load during Test 2

Database load during Test 3

Database load during Test 4

Additional information

• MARC Search Query API MARC Search Query API

Long SQL query analysis

Line 5 shows that the duration of the p_05 filtering is ~ 4 seconds because it goes through all 29 million records in the table.

Appendix

Infrastructure

PTF -environment ocp3

• 9 m6i.2xlarge EC2 instances located in US East (N. Virginia)us-east-1

• 1 instance writer of db.r6.xlarge database instances, [db.r6g.xlarge, vCPU 4 RAM 32 GB]

Number of database records

Data for testing were prepared in scope PERF-726: Prepare data for MARC search performance testingClosed
fs09000000_mod_inventory_storage.instance =22779941

fs09000000_mod_source_record_storage.records_lb = 29369636

fs09000000_mod_source_record_storage.marc_indexers = 2587420890

• MSK tenant [ kafka configurations]
  4 m5.2xlarge brokers in 2 zones

  • Apache Kafka version 2.8.0

  • EBS storage volume per broker 300 GiB

  • auto.create.topics.enable=true

  • log.retention.minutes=480

  • default.replication.factor=3

mod-source-record-storage: Kafka consolidated topic = enabled; Partitions = 50.

Modules memory and CPU parameters

Methodology/Approach

All tests were run using the JMeter script.

Thread properties: 2 Virtual users with a Ramp-Up period of 1 second were running 225 loops.

Request parameters for:

Test 1.

Test 2 and Test 3.

Test 4