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For a columnar database, that's a continuous chunk of memory. Assuming 32bit q defaults to 32bit int, 1.1 billion integers across four machines means each 64-core (with 4 threads/core) KNL chip is averaging over 275M elements of int array, or 1.1M 32bit int operations per thread. Now think again whether that's amazing or not.



You're not accounting for the memory bandwidth at all. Yes, that's still amazing. Try doing that in opentsdb.


~4.4 GB in 150 ms are just about 30 GB/s.




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