MTD-DS: An SLA-Aware Decision Support Benchmark for Multi-Tenant Parallel DBMSs

Multi-tenant DBMSs are used by cloud providers for their Database-as-a-Service products. They could be single-node DBMSs installed in virtual machines, SQL-on-Hadoop systems or classic parallel relational DBMSs running on top of a shared-nothing or shared-disk architecture. For a cloud provider, it is interesting to measure these systems’ capability of dealing with multi-tenant workloads, i.e., taking advantage of the statistical multiplexing to obtain economic gain while being attractive by providing a good quality of service and a low bill to the tenants. In this paper, we present MTD-DS benchmark (with MTD for Multi-Tenant parallel DBMSs and DS for Decision Support). MTD-DS extends TPC-DS by adding a multi-tenant query workload generator, a performance Service Level Objectives generator, configurable Database-as-a-Service pricing models, and new metrics to measure the potential capability of a multi-tenant parallel DBMS in obtaining the best trade-off between the provider's benefit and the tenants’ satisfaction. Example experimental results have been produced to show the relevance and the feasibility of the MTD-DS benchmark.

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IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering
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2025-02-21
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https://doi.org/10.1109/tkde.2025.3543727
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Cloud Computing and Resource Management
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MTD-DS: An SLA-Aware Decision Support Benchmark for Multi-Tenant Parallel DBMSs

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MTD-DS: An SLA-Aware Decision Support Benchmark for Multi-Tenant Parallel DBMSs

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Abstract

Multi-tenant DBMSs are used by cloud providers for their Database-as-a-Service products. They could be single-node DBMSs installed in virtual machines, SQL-on-Hadoop systems or classic parallel relational DBMSs running on top of a shared-nothing or shared-disk architecture. For a cloud provider, it is interesting to measure these systems’ capability of dealing with multi-tenant workloads, i.e., taking advantage of the statistical multiplexing to obtain economic gain while being attractive by providing a good quality of service and a low bill to the tenants. In this paper, we present MTD-DS benchmark (with MTD for Multi-Tenant parallel DBMSs and DS for Decision Support). MTD-DS extends TPC-DS by adding a multi-tenant query workload generator, a performance Service Level Objectives generator, configurable Database-as-a-Service pricing models, and new metrics to measure the potential capability of a multi-tenant parallel DBMS in obtaining the best trade-off between the provider's benefit and the tenants’ satisfaction. Example experimental results have been produced to show the relevance and the feasibility of the MTD-DS benchmark.

IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data EngineeringVol. 37(5)
Université Toulouse III - Paul Sabatier (FR), Université Toulouse-I-Capitole (FR), Institut de Recherche en Informatique de Toulouse (FR), Software Competence Center Hagenberg (Austria) (AT), Université Toulouse - Jean Jaurès (FR), Institut Polytechnique de Bordeaux (FR)
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