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FMKe is a benchmark that comparatively measures the performance of several databases.

The current version of FMKe is released as an application consisting of 2 different components: an application server that connects to a database (FMKe server) and a workload generation component that performs operations on the application server while measuring throughput and latency (Basho Bench).

FMKe currently supports AntidoteDB, Riak and Redis, and it can be easily extended to support other storage systems. This is done by writing a database driver that exposes a common interface, while still leveraging on any features that you feel might benefit the performance of the database (e.g. indexes).

This wiki will also document some of results we have obtained, as well as all the steps and optimizations performed on the servers running the database clusters. Use the navigation menu in the sidebar to search for content in the Wiki.