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Technical Guide: Optimizing ClickHouse Performance for Intel's High-Core-Count Processors

By

ashvardanian

8mo ago· 22 min readen

Summary

Intel engineers provide technical guidance on optimizing ClickHouse database performance for Intel's latest high-core-count processors, including Granite Rapids (128 P-cores per socket) and Sierra Forest (288 E-cores per socket). The article addresses the challenges and opportunities presented by the shift to "more, not faster cores" paradigm due to physical limitations, offering specific optimization strategies for analytical databases running on multi-socket systems with 400+ cores.

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Intel's latest processor generations are pushing the number of cores in a server to unprecedented levels - from 128 P-cores per socket in Granite Rapids to 288 E-cores per socket in Sierra Forest
These numbers multiply on multi-socket systems, such servers may consist of 400 and more cores
The paradigm of "more, not faster cores" is driven by physical limitations
For analytical databases like ClickHouse, ultra-high core counts represent a huge opportunity and a complex challenge
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Intel's latest processor generations are pushing the number of cores in a server to unprecedented levels. For analytical databases like ClickHouse, ultra-high core counts represent a huge opportunity and a complex challenge.

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