On 2023-05-23 12:42, Druckenmueller, Marc wrote:
Hi there,
I am investigating possible throughput with PostgreSQL 14.4 on an ARM
i.MX6 Quad CPU (NXP sabre board).
Testing with a simple python script (running on the same CPU), I get
~1000 request/s.
I tweaked your script slightly, but this is what I got on the Raspberry
Pi 4 that I have in the corner of the room. Almost twice the speed you
are seeing.
0: this = 0.58 tot = 0.58
1: this = 0.55 tot = 1.13
2: this = 0.59 tot = 1.72
3: this = 0.55 tot = 2.27
4: this = 0.56 tot = 2.83
5: this = 0.57 tot = 3.40
6: this = 0.56 tot = 3.96
7: this = 0.55 tot = 4.51
8: this = 0.59 tot = 5.11
9: this = 0.60 tot = 5.71
That's with governor=performance and a couple of background tasks
running as well as the python. PostgreSQL 15 in a container on a Debian
O.S. I've not done any tuning on PostgreSQL (but your call isn't doing
anything really) nor the Pi.
The minor tweaks to your script were as below:
import psycopg as pg
import time
conn = pg.connect('')
conn.autocommit = True
cur = conn.cursor()
start = time.time()
prev = start
end = start
for j in range(10):
for i in range(1000):
cur.execute("call dummy_call(%s,%s,%s, ARRAY[%s, %s,
%s]::real[]);", (1,2,3, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0), binary=True )
end = time.time()
print(f"{j}: this = {(end - prev):.2f} tot = {(end -
start):.2f}")
prev = end
--
Richard Huxton
