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- 2. National Institute of Standards and Technology Comprehensive Vulnerability Database update 12/2016. Everything built-inTPC-H Oracle is #5#2 SQL Server #1 SQL Server #3 SQL Server The Power of SQL Server Everything built-in June 2016 SQL Server 2016 TPC-E 0 1 4 0 0 3 0 34 29 22 15 5 22 16 6 43 20 69 18 49 74 3 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 SQL Server Oracle MySQL2 SAP HANA 1/12
- 3. Only data solution to encrypt your data at rest and in motion Connect your relational data to big data with PolyBase Real-time operational analytics without impacting performance Up to 30x faster transactions, 100x faster queries with InMemory Unparalleled choice for developer tools and languages 1 T-SQL Java C/C++ C#/VB.NET PHP Node.js Python Ruby For all your applications Innovations across all editions Available now SQL Server 2016 SP1
- 4. On the platform of your choice SQL Server v.Next Targeting CY2017 SQL Server v.Next GA* SQL Server v.Next Public Preview available now on Linux, Windows, and Docker.
- 5. Faster I/O, Networks, and Dense Core CPUs Customer Experience, Benchmarks, XEvent, and xperf Scalability Partitioning Parallelism More and Larger Dynamic Response Improved Algorithms
- 6. Columnstore Indexes SQL Server 2012+ In-Memory OLTP SQL Server 2014+
- 7. Just Runs Faster Core Engine Scalability Automatic Soft NUMA Dynamic Memory Objects SOS_RWLock Fair and Balanced Scheduling Parallel INSERT..SELECT Parallel Redo DBCC DBCC Scalability DBCC Extended Checks TempDB Goodbye Trace Flags Setup and Automatic Configuration of Files Optimistic Latching I/O Instant File Initialization is No Longer Hidden Multiple Log Writers Indirect Checkpoint Default Just Makes Sense Log I/O at the Speed of Memory Spatial Native Implementations TVP and Index Improvements Columnstore Batch Mode and Window Functions Always On Availability Groups Turbocharged Better Compression and Encryption
- 9. Automatic Soft NUMA SMP and NUMA machines SMP machines grew from 8 CPUs to 32 or more and bottlenecks started to arise Along comes NUMA to partition CPUs and provide local memory access SQL 2005 was designed with NUMA “built-in” Most of the original NUMA design had no more than 8 logical CPUs per node Multi-Core takes hold Dual core and hyperthreading made it interesting CPUs on the market now with 24+ cores Now NUMA nodes are experiencing the same bottleneck behaviors as with SMP The Answer…. Partition It! Split up HW NUMA nodes when we detect > 8 physical processors per NUMA node On by default in 2016 (Change with ALTER SERVER CONFIGURATION) Code in engine that benefits from NUMA partitioning gets a boost
- 10. here
- 11. Dynamic Memory Objects CMEMTHREAD waits causing you problems? SQL Server allocates variable sized memory using memory objects (aka heaps) Some are “global”. More cores leads to worse performance Infrastructure exists to create memory objects partitioned by NODE or CPU Single NUMA (no NODE) still promotes to CPU. -T8048 no longer need Every time we find a “hot” one, we create a hotfix It Just Works!
- 13. Why go parallel? Redo has historically been I/O bound Faster I/O devices means we must utilize more of the CPU Secondary replicas require continuous redo Redo is mostly about applying changes to pages Read the page from disk and apply the logged changes (based on LSN) Logical operations (file operation) and system transactions need to be applied serially System Transaction undo required after this before db access Need a primer in recovery? Analysis Redo Undo PARALLEL REDO TASK PARALLEL REDO TASK PARALLEL REDO TASK
- 16. DBCC CHECK* Scalability Since SQL 2008, we have made CHECK* Faster Improved latch contention on MULTI_OBJECT_SCANNER* and batch capabilities Better cardinality estimation SQL CLR UDT checks SQL Server 2016 takes it to a new level MUTLI_OBJECT_SCANNER changed to “CheckScanner”. = “no-lock” approach used Read-ahead vastly improved The Results A “SAP” 1TB db is 7x faster for CHECKDB The more DOP the better performance (to a point) 2x faster performance with a small database of 5Gb
- 18. Multiple Tempdb Files: Defaults and Choices Multiple data files just make sense 1 per logical processor up to 8. Then add by four until it doesn’t help Round-robin spreads access to GAM, SGAM, and PFS Remember this is not about I/O Check out this PASS Summit talk
- 19. 1 File 8 Files 32 Files 64 Files 1118 On 525 38 15 15 1118 Off 1080 45 17 15 0 200 400 600 800 1000 1200 Seconds Tempdb Performance SQL Server 2016 SQL Server 2014 68 secs 155 secs
- 21. Instant File Initialization This has been around since 2005 Previously speed to create db is speed to write 0s to disk Windows introduces SetFileValidData(). Give a length and “your good” Creating the file for a db almost same speed regardless of size CREATE DATABASE..Who cares? You do care about RESTORE and Auto-grow Is there a catch? You must have Perform Volume Maintenance Tasks privilege You can see any bytes in that space previously on disk Anyone else sees 0s Can’t use for tlog because we rely on a known byte pattern. Read here New Installer
- 22. Persisted Log Buffer The evolution of storage HDD SSD (ms) PCI NVMe SSD (μs) Tired of WRITELOG waits? Along comes NVDIMM(ns) Windows Server 2016 supports block storage (standard I/O path) A new interface for DirectAccess (DAX) Persistent Memory (PM) Watch these videos Channel 9 on SQL and PMM NVDIMM on Win 2016 from build Format your NTFS volume with /dax on Windows Server 2016 Create a 2nd tlog file on this new volume on SQL Server 2016 SP1 Tail of the log is now a “memcpy” so commit is fast WRITELOG waits = 0 ms Now in SP1! here
- 24. Batch Mode Fundamentals Learn Window Functions from Itzik
- 27. A Better Log Transport The Drivers Customer experience with perf drops using sync replica We must scale with faster I/O, Network, and larger CPU systems In-Memory OLTP needs to be faster AG drives HADR in Azure SQL Database Faster DB Seeding speed 95% of “standalone” speed with benchmarks for a 1 sync replica HADR_SYNC_COMMIT latency at < 1ms with small to medium workloads
- 28. Reduce Number of Threads for the Round Trip • 15 worker thread context switches down to 8 (10 with encryption) Improved Communication Path • LogWriter can directly submit async network I/O • Pool of communication workers on hidden schedulers (send and receive) • Stream log blocks in parallel Multiple Log Writers on Primary and Secondary Parallel Log Redo Reduced Spinlock Contention and Code Efficiencies
- 29. Always On Turbocharged The Results 1 sync HA replica at 95% of standalone speed • 90% with 2 replicas With encryption 90% of standalone • 85% at 2 replicas Sync Commit latency <= 1ms The Specs Haswell Processor 2 socket 18 core (HT 72 CPUs) 384GB RAM 4 x 800Gb SSD (Striped, Log) 4 x 1.8Tb PCI SSD (Data)
- 30. Source Target Windows Azure Windows Azure Tool(s) DMA DMA SSMA Legacy Modern Comparison Reports A’ SQL 2008 Instance Extensive tracing Statistical Analysis Analyze Results B SQL 2016 Instance Extensive tracing capture prod workload
- 31. SQL Server vNext Adaptive QP Automatic Query Plan Tuning Running faster on SQL Server Linux A faster Indirect Checkpoint
- 32. • Larger Data File Writes • Log Stamping Pattern Column Store uses Vector Instructions BULK INSERT uses Vector Instructions On Demand MSDTC Startup A Faster XEvent Reader
- 33. Default database sizes Very Large memory in Windows Server 2016 TDE using AES-NI Sort Optimization Backup compression SMEP Query Compilation Gateways In-Memory OLTP Enhancements
- 34. • It Just Runs Faster Blog Posts http://aka.ms/sql2016faster • SQLCAT Sweet16 Blog Posts • What’s new in the Database Engine for SQL Server 2016
- 38. Fair and Balanced Scheduling
- 39. SOS_RWLock gets a new design https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/bobsql/2016/07/23/how-it-works-reader- writer-synchronization/
- 40. We did it for SELECT..INTO. Why not INSERT..SELECT? Only for heaps (and CCI) TABLOCK hint (required for temp tables starting in SP1) Read here for more restrictions and considerations Minimally logged. Bulk allocation This is really parallel page allocation There is a DOP threshold
- 41. DBCC CHECK* Extended Checks
- 42. disk elevator seek Indirect Checkpoint 4TB Memory = ~500 million SQL Server BUF structures for older checkpoint Indirect checkpoint for new database creation dirties ~ 250 BUF structures Target based on page I/O telemetry
- 43. 4TB Memory = ~500 million SQL Server BUF structures for older checkpoint Indirect checkpoint for new database creation dirties ~ 250 BUF structures
- 46. Goodbye Trace Flags -T1118 – Force uniform extents -T1117 – Autogrow all files in FG together
- 47. article
- 48. Dynamic Worker Pool docs
- 49. Spatial is Just Faster Spatial Data Types Available for Client or T-SQL Microsoft.SqlServer.Types for client applications (Ex. SQLGeography) Provided data types in T-SQL (Ex. geography) access the same assembly/native DLL SQL 2016 changes the path to the “code” SqlServerSpatial130.dll SqlServerSpatial###.dll PInvoke
- 50. In one of the tests, average execution times for 3 different queries were recorded, whereas all three queries were using STDistance and a spatial index with default grid settings to identify a set of points closest to a certain location, stressed across SQL Server 2014 and 2016. There are no application or database changes just the SQL Server binary updates Several major Oil companies…The improved capabilities of Line String and Spatial query’s has shortened the monitoring, visualization and machine learning algorithms cycles allowing them to the same workload in seconds or minutes that used to take days. A set of designers, cities and insurance companies leverage line strings to map and evaluate flood plains. An environmental protection consortium provides public, information applications for oil spills, water contamination, and disaster zones. A world leader in catastrophe risk modeling experienced a 2000x performance benefit from the combination of the line string, STIntersects, tessellation and parallelization improvements.
- 51. Spatial index creation is 2x faster in SQL Server 2016 Special datatypes as TVPs are 15x faster Index TVP
- 52. Encryption Compression Encryption • Goal = 90% of standalone workload speed • Scale with parallel communication threads • Take advantage of AES-NI hardware encryption Compression • Scale with multiple communication threads • Improved compression algorithm
Editor's Notes
- #3: SQL Server is the new industry leader and SQL Server 2016 is packed with value for customers and as with our history, that value is built-in to a single enterprise sku with no additional add-ons.
Let’s take a look at the top 5 reasons why you want to bet your business needs on SQL Server. If you are on SQL Server 2005 there is no better time to modernize your apps. If you are on Oracle or IBM, no better time to look again at the value you can gain today at a much lower TCO.
Industry leader in mission critical OLTP In case you missed, there is a new leader in Gartner’s core database MQ, where SQL Server for the first time has de-throned Oracle in both execution and vision! Microsoft SQL Server has been the industry leader for two years in a row! Customers are realizing the value that Microsoft is delivering at a rapid pace and in a customer friendly way by building-in innovation verses requiring add-ons. SQL Server also has #1 rankings across a number of TPC-E and TPC-H performance benchmarks Speaking of security and performance, let’s take a look at how we fair against the competition. Most secure database SQL Server continues to be the least vulnerable database 6 years in a row. NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) tracks database vulnerabilities and shows SQL as the lowest even though we have more units deployed in production than both Oracle and IBM combined. So what does that mean, if you look at the chart you will see Oracle has many more vulnerabilities, this doesn’t mean that Oracle didn’t address them, but until the vulnerability patch is released and you implement it your data is at risk. Fewer vulnerabilities means fewer patches and your data is less exposed to attack. In addition, SQL Server 2016 delivers layers of protection with capabilities that can protect your data at rest and in motion, even in the memory buffer pool, without impacting database performance, along with the ability to control access and monitor threats. This multi-layered approach combined with proven track record of being least vulnerable provide you with the most secure database on the planet. Highest performing data warehouse From a performance perspective, looking at TPC-H a standard benchmark particularly for Data Warehousing workloads, SQL holds the number #1, #2, and #3 spots for non-clustered scale up performance on multiple hardware platforms including HP, Lenovo and Cisco and for multiple data sizes including 1TB, 3TB and 10TB. Oracle comes in at #4. This not only showcases SQL Server performance, but performance at scale for data warehousing. SQL Server 2016 can scale from data marts to the biggest DW workloads. With SQL Server 2016 enterprise you also get the rights to deploy our scale out MPP (massive parallel processing) data warehousing appliance, so again incredible value out of a single sku. End to end mobile BI on any device Now let’s take a look at end to end mobile BI solution. Many of you may have heard about the Datazen acquisition we made to provide our customer with mobile BI on any device. Well in SQL Server 2016 this will be integrated into Reporting Services, which we are enhancing in a big way. What this means is you can now publish modern reports using PowerBI or Excel 2016 to an iPhone, Android phone, as well as Windows phone. Best of all its built-in so no need to buy a separate product. With the new integration of Power BI and SQL Server you can enable self-service BI in addition to mobility. Even if you choose to enable self-service BI you are doing it at a fraction of the cost of Tableau and Oracle. Even though Tableau has added mobile it’s only iOS and not Android, which is important outside of the US and Tableau is only a point solution for BI, where as SQL Server can tackle all data workloads give you BI and Advanced Analytics built-in. In-database Advanced Analytics Many customers are exploring going beyond BI into predicative analytics where they want to proactively pave their businesses future with data rather than react to data. With SQL Server 2016 you can now accomplish this with built-in in-database advanced analytics. Again the key here is in-database, because when you talk to customers trying to implement advanced analytics the number one challenge is moving the data out of your database to do perform open source R models. In addition, customers want to perform analysis using R models on the latest data which you can do quickly by combining R with SQL Server in-memory technology. With 2016 you can perform R models directly in the database. In addition, customer want to run their R models on the latest data and you can do this quickly with SQL Server 2016 by combining the power of open source R with SQL Server in-memory technology for incredibly fast reads and writes. In-memory across workloads In addition to these top 5 reasons, our optimized in-memory technology is fueling performance across all workloads from our in-memory OLTP that provides up to 30x transactional performance to our in-memory columnstore that give over 100x faster queries for data warehouse and BI workloads. Now with SQL Server 2016, you also have the ability to combine in-memory technologies to give you super-fast reads on top of super-fast writes to enable real-time operational analytics. Consistent Experience from on-premises to cloud In addition to in-memory across all of these workloads, we can also deliver these capabilities with a consistent experience both on-premises and cloud with common development and management tools and common T-SQL. Our goal is to provide you a great experience with data no matter where you choose to implement it! - #4: With SQL Server 2016 Service Pack 1, innovative features are now available across editions, so companies can scale across editions with a consistent programming surface area.
- #5: With SQL Server v.Next, now in public preview, and generally available to purchase targeting mid-calendar year 2017, the power of SQL Server is available on the platform of your choice.
- #10: Other examples of just faster scaling with auto soft NUMA Dynamic PMO since it can promote first to NODE SQL 2014 SP2 requires trace flag 8079 You can turn this off with ALTER SERVRER but be aware of this bug as documented in https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3158710 and fixed in SQL 2016 CU1.
- #11: Using ALTER SERVER for AFFINITY with auto gets interesting. Explain this while looking at ERRORLOG and DMV Using NODE affinity applies to the hardware node configuration. So in the example above if I affinitize on NODE 0, I’ll get soft nodes 0 and 1 to be active. CPUs still work on logical CPU numbers. So if I affinitize on 0 and 1, soft numa is still applied but the only schedulers are 0 and 1 on soft nodes 0 and 1. and soft nodes 2 and 3 are offline
- #13: Follow the steps in dynamic_pmo\readme.md file
- #15: Follow the steps in parallel_insert_and_redo\readme.md file
- #25: 2 min
- #26: Follow the steps in tempdb\readme.md
- #38: For testing purposes, can you disable multiple LW with trace flag 9038 at startup. This is undocumented and not supported for production use (except by direction of Microsoft).
- #44: If you set a target recovery interval > 0 (default for 2016), any manual or internal checkpoint uses indirect checkpoint Indirect checkpoint can be more accurate for redo since we base our calculations on recorded telemetry for i/O from bpool
- #45: Be aware of Eager Write Leapfrogging