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2016 | OriginalPaper | Buchkapitel
Revisiting Benchmarking Principles and Methodologies for Big Data Benchmarking
verfasst von : Liutao Zhao, Wanling Gao, Yi Jin
Erschienen in: Big Data Benchmarks, Performance Optimization, and Emerging Hardware
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Abstract
Benchmarking as yardsticks for system design and evaluation, has developed a long period and plays a pivotal role in many domains, such as database systems and high performance computing. Through prolonged and unremitting efforts, benchmarks on these domains have been reaching their maturity gradually. However, in terms of emerging scenarios of big data, its different properties in data volume, data types, data processing requirements and techniques, make that existing benchmarks are rarely appropriate for big data systems and further make us wonder how to define a good big data benchmark. In this paper, we revisit successful benchmarks in other domains from two perspectives: benchmarking principles which define fundamental rules, and methodologies which guide the benchmark constructions. Further, we conclude the benchmarking principle and methodology on big data benchmarking from a recent open-source effort – BigDataBench.