Tarantool is a NoSQL In-Memory database. It's distributed under BSD licence and is hosted on github.

Tarantool features:

• Defferent index types with iterators:
  • HASH (the fastest)
  • TREE (range and ordered retreival)
  • BITSET (bit mask search)
  • RTREE (geo search)
• multipart keys for HASH and TREE indexes
• Data persistence with by Write Ahead Log (WAL) and snapshots.
• asynchronous master-master replication, hot standby.
• coroutines and async. IO are used to implement high-performance lock-free access to data.
  • socket-io/file-io with yeilds from lua
• stored procedures in Lua (Using LuaJIT)
• supports plugins written on C/C++ (Have two basic plugins for working with MySQL and PostgreSQL)
• Authentication and access control

This section descrives how to run YCSB against a local Tarantool instance

First, clone Tarantool from it's own git repo and build it (described in our README.md):

cp %YCSB%/tarantool/conf/tarantool-tree.lua <vardir>/tarantool.lua
cp %TNT%/src/box/tarantool <vardir>
cd <vardir>
./tarantool tarantool.lua

OR you can simply download ans install a binary package for your GNU/Linux or BSD distro from http://tarantool.org/download.html

Now you are ready to run! First, load the data:

./bin/ycsb load tarantool -s -P workloads/workloada

Then, run the workload:

./bin/ycsb run tarantool -s -P workloads/workloada

See the next section for the list of configuration parameters for Tarantool.

Which host YCSB must use for connection with Tarantool

Which port YCSB must use for connection with Tarantool

(possible values: 0 .. 255)

Which space YCSB must use for benchmark Tarantool