Blazing fast TPCH benchmark data generator, in pure Rust with zero dependencies.
- Blazing Speed 🚀
- Obsessively Tested 📋
- Fully parallel, streaming, constant memory usage 🧠
The easiest way to use this software is via the tpchgen-cli
tool.
tpchgen-cli
is more than 10x faster than the next fastest TPCH generator we
know of. On a 2023 Mac M3 Max laptop, it easily generates data faster than can
be written to SSD. See BENCHMARKS.md for more
details on performance and benchmarking.
Times to create TPCH tables in Parquet format using tpchgen-cli
and duckdb
for various scale factors.
Scale Factor | tpchgen-cli |
DuckDB | DuckDB (proprietary) |
---|---|---|---|
1 | 0:02.24 |
0:12.29 |
0:10.68 |
10 | 0:09.97 |
1:46.80 |
1:41.14 |
100 | 1:14.22 |
17:48.27 |
16:40.88 |
1000 | 10:26.26 |
N/A (OOM) | N/A (OOM) |
- DuckDB (proprietary) is the time required to create TPCH data using the proprietary DuckDB format
- Creating Scale Factor 1000 using DuckDB required 647 GB of memory, which is why it is not included in the table above.
The core tpchgen
crate provides answers for queries 1 to 22 and for a scale factor
of 1. The answers exposed were derived from the TPC-H Tools
official distribution.
This crate has extensive tests to ensure correctness and produces exactly the
same, byte-for-byte output as the original dbgen
implementation. We compare
the output of this crate with dbgen
as part of every checkin. See
TESTING.md for more details on testing methodology
-
tpchgen
: the core data generator logic for TPC-H. It has no dependencies and is easy to embed in other Rust project. -
tpchgen-arrow
generates TPC-H data in Apache Arrow format. It depends on the arrow-rs library -
tpchgen-cli
is adbgen
compatible CLI tool that generates benchmark dataset using multiple processes.
Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first for discussion. See our contributors guide for more details.
Please see architecture guide for details on how the code is structured.
The project is licensed under the APACHE 2.0 license.