1BRC–Nerd Sniping the Java Community

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling ● Software engineer at Decodable ● Former project lead of Debezium ● kcctl 🧸, JfrUnit, ModiTect, MapStruct ● Java Champion ● 1⃣ 🐝 🏎 Gunnar Morling

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling The Goals Learn something new Have some fun along the way Inspire others to do the same

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is slow?!

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling Is It Really a Problem, Though?

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling The Rules ● Java-only; Version of your choice ● No dependencies ● No caching ● 10K stations, -99.9°C - +99.9°C ● Copying allowed

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling Evaluation Environment ● 32 core AMD EPYC™ 7502P (Zen2), 8 Cores used ● 128 GB RAM ● File on RAM disk ● Five runs, slowest and fastest discarded Image © Joe Haupt https://flic.kr/p/2mG3vWA (CC BY-SA 2.0)

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling Baseline ⌛ 04:49.679

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling The First Submission Roy Van Rijn 🙌

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Parallelization Ozzy Delaney https://flic.kr/p/pMsvzE (CC BY-SA 2.0 DEED)

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling Parallelization–Chunking the File We Have Cores Many

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling Parallelization ⌛ 71 sec.

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling JEP 454 Foreign Function & Memory API https://openjdk.org/jeps/454 Introduce an API by which Java programs can interoperate with code and data outside of the Java runtime. By efficiently invoking foreign functions (i.e., code outside the JVM), and by safely accessing foreign memory (i.e., memory not managed by the JVM), the API enables Java programs to call native libraries and process native data without the brittleness and danger of JNI.

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling Parallelization–Chunking the File

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling 1BRC Mythbusters

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling 1BRC—A Trivial Task?

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Parsing jjmusgrove https://flic.kr/p/2mJbA8S (CC BY 2.0 DEED)

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling Parsing – Byte by Byte

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling Parsing – Byte by Byte ⌛ 20 sec.

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling Parsing – SIMD Single Instruction, Multiple Data https://speakerdeck.com/gunnarmorling/to-the-moon-and-beyond-with-java-17-apis

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling Parsing – SWAR SIMD Within a Register

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling Parsing – SWAR SIMD Within a Register

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling Parsing Branchless Programming https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Branch_predictor

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling Don’t Try This At Home! Hacker’s Delight

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling And Then… Disaster Struck!

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling Standing On the Shoulders Of Giants

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling The 1BRC Community ● TCK ● Environment ● Evaluation Scripts

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling The 1BRC Community TCK, Evaluation Machine Set-Up, Scripting

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Bookkeeping R. D. Barry https://flic.kr/p/P5RWWR (CC BY-SA 2.0 DEED)

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling Custom Maps – Linear Probing

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling Custom Maps – Hash Collisions!

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling JIT and AOT Compiler

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling Further Tricks & Techniques ● The “spawn trick” ● Unsafe ● Super-scalar execution ● Perfect value hashing

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling It’s 2024… Can We Have Some AI, Pretty Please?

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The Results Clint Budd https://flic.kr/p/2m6F7hw (CC BY 2.0 DEED)

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling Results 8 CPU Cores

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling Results – 32 Cores / 64 Threads 🤯 🤯

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling Results – 10K Key Set

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling It’s a Long Journey…

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling It’s a Long Journey… …Taken By a Community!

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling It’s a Long Journey…

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling Should You Do Any of This? It Depends

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling Getting the Basics Right Gets You Very Far CalculateAverage_MeanderingProgrammer.java

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling If You’re Building a Database Or Want to Get This Coﬀee Mug…

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling If You’re Building a Database Or Want to Get Hired Into the GraalVM Team...

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling 1BRC—Distracting Developers Around the World 🤓

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling Show & Tell

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling Some Stats

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling Lessons Learned

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling Lessons Learned ● Precise rules, covering corner cases ● Automate, automate, automate ● Build a community ● Use dedicated hardware

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is slow?

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is slow? rocks!

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling What’s Next? ?

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#1BRC | @gunnarmorling [email protected] @gunnarmorling morling.dev 📧 Get In Touch

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