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YCSB Benchmark – Couchbase + Tegile/Cisco UCS

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Qi Zhu, Product Manager, Couchbase
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625
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English
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Summary

The performance benchmark conducted on Couchbase Server 4.5 running on Tegile IntelliFlash storage arrays highlights the benefits of combining Couchbase's scalability with Tegile's efficient storage solutions. Couchbase Server 4.5 introduced significant enhancements in KV functionality, memory optimization, and query performance, outpacing MongoDB in various operations. The testing setup included Cisco UCS servers, Tegile storage arrays, and a Linux-based operating environment, showcasing the system's ability to maintain low latency and high throughput across mixed workloads. Particularly, the YCSB Workload A demonstrated 95th percentile latency of 0.24ms, while Workload E maintained 13.64ms, both indicating the system's capability to handle complex queries efficiently. This collaboration between Tegile, Cisco, and Couchbase underscores the solution's reliability and scalability for enterprise-level applications, making it a robust choice for performance-intensive environments.

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