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replaying on rds #1
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Hi Rob, I'm not sure I understand what you mean with "metadata"? Can you give an example? Thanks |
hey, |
Currently no. It is something that we could discuss implementing. How would you like it to behave? |
ok so we were able to get around the locking issues we were experiencing.. on our rds instance we changed our MAXDOP from "unlimited" to 1 and increased out parallelism from 50 to 100.. so if any one else is experiencing lots of weird locking that could help.. we are still having issues running prepared statements tho... there seems to be missing metadata from when we try to replay the ec2 traffic on our rds instance.. the transaction isolation levels are the same.. any other thoughts? |
Yes, I know that prepared statements are a weak spot of WorkloadTools. I am trying my best to honor prepared statement executions but some escape my efforts |
some definitions
v1: (EC2) aws account is a single gigantic lift and shift approach with no proper redundancy, configuration management, or orchestration
v2: (RDS) is a set of separated accounts that follow aws best practices, fully leveraging aws services as the first option starting completely with configuration as code
ok now the issues im experiencing
workload tools is collecting xevents fine, and storing them for replay from v1 - but when I try to replay sql statements on v2 there are two issues -
prepared statements do not contain all the metadata in v2 to run properly and i would need to update the statement in the workload tools db to get it to run without the metadata. is there a configuration in workload tools to strip that out so prepared statements are more portable?
overall when workload tools replays the sessions in v2 i get quite a few locks than when they are replayed manually. is there an isolation level being set too aggressively? some other workload tools session config that needs to be dialed back related to transactions or locking? to restate, rerunning these same queries manually don't seem to have the same problems
i will be poking around after this post to determine if there is a solution and i will post if i find any thing
best
Rob
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