DragonFly bad performance with RIAK benchmark

[Jávorszky Balázs]

Hi Michael,

Thx for the tips, gonna check them. I myself doubt too that it's 
DragonFly or HAMMER2 :) My feeling is that erlang should be at least 
marginally faster on DragonFly/HAMMER2.

A guestion regarding the latest erlang/elixir: have you seen these error 
messages? They are annoying but don't affect overall operation.

```

16:26:59.500 [error] Bad output fd in erts_poll()! fd=22, 
port=#Port<0.5>, driver=spawn, name=/usr/local/bin/git

```

Perhaps I'll check these too.

Regards,

B.


On 8/14/20 11:19 AM, Michael Neumann wrote:
> On Fri, Aug 14, 2020 at 10:24:00AM +0200, Jávorszky Balázs wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> We are using RIAK as our database, and for various reasons (well, TrueOS
>> has been abandoned...), we need to pick a new OS.
> Can you try some gerneral Erlang/Elixir benchmarks first? I doubt it's
> really DragonFly or HAMMER2 that slows down that much but rather the
> Erlang port that might miss some optimizations on DragonFly. It could be
> a missing #ifdef in the Erlang scheduler for instance. I had been
> running Elixir and Erlang myself on DragonFly but never did any serious
> performance comparisons. One further thing you could try is to run Riak
> on DragonFly with different numbers of Erlang scheduler threads (+S)
> or turn off SMP just to see if it makes a difference. If you are more
> experienced, you could look for #ifdef __FreeBSD__ in the Erlang code
> and see if there is an appropriate #ifdef __DragonFly__ as well, or if
> the #else branch falls back to some generic, slow code.
>
> Regards,
>
>    Michael

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B.

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