MLAB
MongoDB Learning, Analyzing, and Benchmarking
You might expect some blog post about MongoDB data modeling and performance on my dev.to, and discussions on Linkedin and Twitter
Example to start and use this lab
Start mongodb, prometheus, mongodb_exporter (from percona) and grafana:
docker compose down
docker compose up -d
Run some workload (insert for 5 minutes) defined in functions.js
docker compose run --rm mongosh # the entrypoint loads automatically /config/functions.js
db.demo.drop();
db.runCommand( {
create: "demo",
clusteredIndex: { "key": { _id: 1 }, "unique": true, "name": "demo clustered key" }
} )
run(30,bulkInsert, db.demo, 1, 1000);
run(30,insertOne,db.demo);
run(30,queryValue,db.demo);
run(30,queryRange,db.demo);
deleteAll(db.demo);
db.demo.createIndex({ value: 1 });
run(30,bulkInsert, db.demo, 1, 1000);
run(30,replaceOne,db.demo);
run(30,updateOne,db.demo);
run(30,deleteOne,db.demo);
run(30,deleteMany,db.demo);
deleteAll(db.demo);
Run a custom workload from ten connections:
mlab(){
for i in $(seq 1 $1)
do
docker compose run -T mongosh --eval "load('/config/functions.js'); run($2)" < /dev/null |
sed -e "s/^/$i\\t/" &
done
wait
}
mlab 10 "300,bulkInsert,db.demo,1,1000"
Run mongostat ( fields listed in mongostat.fields ):
docker compose run mongostat
Watch grafana dashboard on port 3000 (user/password admin/admin):
(The first run was with a clustered index, the second one with non-clustered)
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Created January 4, 2025
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