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Tobias Schmidt
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Merge pull request #355 from prometheus/mention-cores
Mention CPU cores in peak performance benchmark.
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@@ -234,9 +234,9 @@ you an idea, here are some results from benchmarks:
sustained an ingestion rate of 34k samples per second, belonging to
170k time series, scraped from 600 targets.
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On a modern server with 64GiB RAM
and SSD, Prometheus sustained an
ingestion rate of 525k samples per second, belonging to 1.4M time
series, scraped from 1650 targets.
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On a modern server with 64GiB RAM
, 32 CPU cores, and SSD, Prometheus
sustained an ingestion rate of 525k samples per second, belonging to 1.4M
time
series, scraped from 1650 targets.
In both cases, there were no obvious bottlenecks. Various stages of the
processing pipelines reached their limits more or less at the same
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