Benchmark

Benchmarking is crucial to assess the performance and scalability of your Oracle Database, particularly when simulating real-world transaction-heavy workloads. One of the best tools to achieve this is HammerDB, which supports a wide range of databases, including Oracle. In this blog post, we'll focus specifically on the TPCC benchmark—a transaction processing benchmark used to evaluate the performance of OLTP (Online Transaction Processing) systems like Oracle Database. At Tessell we regularly benchmark our different databases on different public clouds to assess database transaction latency and throughput, for the purpose of this blog we are going to run benchmark on our latest offering on Google cloud.

As enterprises continue to migrate to the cloud, the need for a robust, scalable, and cost-efficient database management solution has never been more critical. Tessell’s superior performance, cost-saving capabilities, and comprehensive management tools make it a powerful alternative to Amazon RDS and other traditional DBaaS solutions. By enabling organizations to optimize their cloud database strategies, Tessell is not just addressing the challenges of today—it’s paving the way for the future of cloud database management.

In this article, we conduct performance benchmarks to assess, analyze, and compare the performance of SQL Server database engines running on Azure - Tessell and Azure Managed Instance for SQL Server. We utilized the HammerDB benchmarking tool for the benchmarking process to make a repeatable, verifiable comparison.

Tessell HPC PostgreSQL produces 70% higher IOPS as compared to Aurora PostgreSQL for the identical SLOB workload at a much lower cost. With Tessell, there is no IOPS metering so you always get price predictability alongside massive performance uplift. Your demanding workloads can significantly benefit from the Tessell database service.