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Created 09-23-2016 09:36 PM
Are there any known performance stats between phoenix bulk load (mapreduce) vs hbase bulk load?
Created 09-23-2016 09:50 PM
I don't have stats, but you need to use Phoenix Bulk Load regardless, as HBase Bulk Load will not ensure consistent secondary indices, nor will it use the correct signing and byte ordering conventions that Phoenix needs.
Created 09-23-2016 09:50 PM
I don't have stats, but you need to use Phoenix Bulk Load regardless, as HBase Bulk Load will not ensure consistent secondary indices, nor will it use the correct signing and byte ordering conventions that Phoenix needs.
Created 09-26-2016 07:39 AM
I have never seen vs stats on these two bulk loading calls. If you have a phoenix table it would require a little bit of work to get a native Hbase schema to really look enough like a phoenix table for this comparaison to mean anything. Things like complex keys or column types come to mind. If it is just a phoenix view on an hbase table then comparaison might make more sense but you loose a lot of phoenix magic.
Overall the performance should not variate much from one to the other aside from any extra work you hide in the Phoenix table, like index,stats...
From a pure operations perspective use the bulkload best fitted to the type of your table
Created 09-27-2016 04:59 AM
@nmaillard & @Randy Gelhausen great stuff. thank you