Benchmarking a NoSQL Database on Bare-Metal and Virtualized Public Cloud

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Benchmarking a NoSQL Database on Bare-Metal and Virtualized Public Cloud Cloud Spectator Report Many organizations using NoSQL databases for the real-time collection and analysis of massive amounts of data have opted to host their environments in public clouds. However, the hypervisor layer and resource-contention from "noisy neighbors" in a virtualized public cloud environment can severely affect performance. Cloud Spectator's latest report demonstrates substantial performance and price advantages for "fast big data" workloads when running Aerospike's NoSQL database on Internap's bare-metal servers compared to popular, high-performance virtual public cloud configurations for Amazon Web Services (AWS) Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) and Rackspace Performance Cloud Servers. Download this report to see the detailed comparison of throughput speed, latency and price for three different types of workloads on Internap's bare-metal servers and AWS EC2 I2 class and Rackspace Performance Cloud Servers virtual instances. Download now to learn more!

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