Quoc Trung Tran, Konstantinos Morfonios, N. Polyzotis
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Abstract
Analyzing and understanding the characteristics of the incoming workload is crucial in unraveling trends and tuning the performance of a database system. In this work, we present Oracle Workload Intelligence (WI), a tool for workload modeling and mining, as our attempt to infer the processes that generate a given workload. WI consists of two main functionalities. First, WI derives a model that captures the main characteristics of the workload without overfitting, which makes it likely to generalize well to unseen instances of the workload. Such a model provides insights into the most frequent code paths in the application that drives the workload, and also enables optimizations inside the database system that target sequences of query statements. Second, WI can compare the models of different snapshots of the workload to detect whether the workload has changed. Such changes might indicate new trends, regressions, problems, or even security issues. We demonstrate the effectiveness of WI with an experimental study on synthetic workloads and customer-provided application benchmarks.