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Specjbb2013 Oracle Corporation SPARC T5-2 114492 SPECjbb2013 Copyright © 2012-2014 Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation Oracle Corporation SPARC T5-2 114492 SPECjbb2013-MultiJVM max-jOPS 43963 SPECjbb2013-MultiJVM critical-jOPS Tested by: Oracle Corporation () Test Sponsor: Oracle Corporation Test location: Hillsboro, OR Test date: Feb 13, 2014 SPEC license #: 6 Hardware Availability: Mar-2013 Software Availability: Sep-2013 Publication: MMM DD, YYYY Benchmark Results Summary Overall Throughput RT curve SPECjbb2013- MultiJVM: Multiple JVMs/Single Host (# of groups: 2) Overall SUT Description SUT Description max-jOPS and critical-jOPS Details Number of probes Request Mix Accuracy Rate Of Non-Critical Failures Delay between performance status pings IR/PR Accuracy Topology SUT Configuration Properties Validation Details Overall SUT (System Under Test) Description Vendor Oracle Corporation Vendor URL http://www.oracle.com/ System Source Single Supplier System Designation Server Rack Total Systems 1 All SUT Systems Identical YES Total Nodes 1 All Nodes Identical YES Nodes Per System 1 Total Chips 2 Total Cores 32 Total Threads 256 Total Memory Amount (GB) 512 Total OS Images 1 SW Environment Non-virtual SUT Description Hardware hw_1 Operating System os_1 Vendor Oracle Corporation Vendor Oracle Corporation Vendor URL http://www.oracle.com/ Vendor URL http://www.oracle.com/ Available Mar-2013 Version Oracle Solaris 11.1.10.6.0 Model SPARC T5-2 Available Sep-2013 Form Factor 3RU rackmount server Bitness 64 CPU Name SPARC T5 Notes None CPU Characteristics 3600 MHz SPARC T5 Java Virtual Machine jvm_1 Number of Systems 1 Vendor Oracle Corporation Nodes Per System 1 Vendor URL http://www.oracle.com Chips Per System 2 Version Java HotSpot 64-bit Server VM, version 1.8.0 Cores Per System 32 Available March-2014 Cores Per Chip 16 Bitness 64 Threads Per System 256 Notes None Threads Per Core 8 Other Software other_1 Version None Vendor None. CPU Frequency (MHz) 3600 Vendor URL None. Primary Cache 16 KB I + 16 KB D per core Version None. Secondary Cache 128 KB I+D per core Available None. Tertiary Cache 8 MB I+D per chip Bitness None. Other Cache None Notes None. Disk 2 x 300 GB 10000 RPM SAS disk drive File System ZFS Memory Amount (GB) 512 # and size of DIMM(s) 32 x 16 GB Memory Details 16GB 2Rx8 PC3-12800R ECC CL11; each slot populated # and type of Network Interface Cards Onboard 10/100/1000 NIC (NICs) Power Supply Quantity and Rating (W) 1 x 2060W AC power supply Other Hardware None Cabinet/Housing/Enclosure None Shared Description None Shared Comment None Tuning None Notes None Other Hardware network_1 Vendor None. Vendor URL None. Version None. Available None. Bitness None. Notes None. max-jOPS and critical-jOPS Details Last Success jOPS/First Failure jOPS for SLA points max-jOPS = jOPS passed before the First Failure Percentile Pass/Fail Pass Pass Fail Fail Fail 10-th 50-th 90-th 95-th 99-th 100-th jOPS 113274 114492 115710 116928 118146 500us - / 1218 - / 1218 - / 1218 - / 1218 - / 1218 - / 1218 1000us - / 1218 - / 1218 - / 1218 - / 1218 - / 1218 - / 1218 critical-jOPS = Geomean ( jOPS @ 10000; 50000; 100000; 200000; 500000; SLAs ) 65772 / 19488 / Response time percentile is 99-th 5000us 8526 / 9744 7308 / 8526 6090 / 7308 - / 1218 66990 20706 SLA (us) 10000 50000 100000 200000 500000 Geomean 68208 / 62118 / 37758 / 31668 / 21924 / 10000us - / 1218 69426 63336 38976 32886 23142 69426 / 66990 / 59682 / 54810 / 36540 / 20000us - / 1218 70644 68208 60900 56028 34104 70644 / 66990 / 62118 / 59682 / 41412 / 14616 / 50000us 71862 68208 63336 60900 35322 2436 jOPS 22533 39382 45675 57855 70035 43963 71862 / 69426 / 65772 / 62118 / 46284 / 14616 / 100000us 73080 70644 66990 63336 45066 2436 73080 / 70644 / 66990 / 65772 / 57246 / 31668 / 200000us 74298 71862 68208 66990 58464 12180 114492 / 80388 / 70644 / 70644 / 69426 / 58464 / 500000us 108402 75516 71862 71862 70644 51156 86478 / 80388 / 74298 / 65772 / 1000000us 114492 / - 114492 / - 87696 79170 75516 66990 Number of probes Request Mix Accuracy Note (Actual % in the Mix - Expected % in the Mix) must be within: 'Main Tx' limit of +/-5.0% for the requests whose expected % in the mix is >= 10.0% 'Minor Tx' limit of +/-1.0% for the requests whose expected % in the mix is < 10.0% Rate of Non-Critical Failures There were no non-critical failures in Response Time curve building Delay between performance status pings during RT Curve (Response-Throughput Curve) IR/PR Accuracy Topology SUT Hardware config_1 OS Image os_Image_1 JVM jvm_Ctr_1 : Controller JVM jvm_Backend_1 : Backend JVM jvm_TxInjector_1 : TxInjector SUT config_1 Configuration Hardware OS Image os_Image_1 OS Images os_Image_1(1) JVM jvm_Ctr_1(1), jvm_Backend_1(2), jvm_TxInjector_1(2) Instances Hardware Description hw_1 OS Image os_1 Number of Systems 1 Description SW Environment non-virtual Tuning A processor set was configured containing the virtual processors (HW Tuning None. threads) of CPU 1. Notes None. Notes The controller and group 2 (backend and transaction injector) were run in the processor set. Group 1 (backend and transaction injector) was run outside the processor set. JVM Instance jvm_Ctr_1 Parts of Controller Benchmark JVM Instance jvm_1 Description Command -Xmx2048m -Xms2048m -Xmn1536m -Dspecjbb.forkjoin.workers=129 Line -Dspecjbb.group.count=2 Tuning A processor set was configured containing the virtual processors (HW threads) of CPU 1. Notes Controller was run in processor set 1. The object-caching memory allocation library libumem was used by setting the environment variable LD_PRELOAD=libumem.so. JVM Instance jvm_Backend_1 Parts of Backend Benchmark JVM Instance jvm_1 Description Command -Xmx182g -Xms182g -Xmn167g -XX:+UseParallelOldGC Line -XX:ParallelGCThreads=107 -XX:+UseLargePages -XX:LargePageSizeInBytes=2g -XX:+AlwaysPreTouch -XX:-UseAdaptiveSizePolicy -XX:SurvivorRatio=16 -XX:TargetSurvivorRatio=90 Tuning A processor set was configured containing the virtual processors (HW threads) of CPU 1. Notes The controller and group 2 (backend and transaction injector) were run in the processor set. Group 1 (backend and transaction injector) was run outside the processor set. The object-caching memory allocation library libumem was used by setting the environment variable LD_PRELOAD=libumem.so. JVM Instance jvm_TxInjector_1 Parts of TxInjector Benchmark JVM Instance jvm_1 Description Command -Xmx2048m -Xms2048m -Xmn1536m Line Tuning A processor set was configured containing the virtual processors (HW threads) of CPU 1. Notes The controller and group 2 (backend and transaction injector) were run in the processor set. Group 1 (backend and transaction injector) was run outside the processor set. The object-caching memory allocation library libumem was used by setting the environment variable LD_PRELOAD=libumem.so. Run Properties This section lists properties only set by user; use -defaultProps reporter option to list all properties Property Name Default Controller specjbb.group.count 1 2 View table in csv format Validation Details Validation Reports Level: COMPLIANCE Check AgentResult Check properties on compliance All PASSED Level: CORRECTNESS Check AgentResult Compare SM and HQ Inventory All PASSED Other Checks High-bound (max attempted) is 121800 IR High-bound (settled) is 115206 IR Copyright © 2012-2014 Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation http://www.spec.org - [email protected] SPECjbb2013 Version: [SPECjbb12013 1.0, October 24, 2012].
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