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Add hybrid scan Parquet reader page index setup benchmarks - #24192
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… produced (#24191) Split out of #24162. This PR is the shared groundwork that #24192 and #24193 build on. It also sets `max_page_fragment_size` and raises `max_page_size_bytes` to ensure benchmark `parquet_read_file_shape` can actually generate requested Parquet shape. Authors: - Qi Chen (https://github.com/qbacpey) Approvers: - Vukasin Milovanovic (https://github.com/vuule) - Kyle Edwards (https://github.com/KyleFromNVIDIA) URL: #24191
Moves the file-local write_file_data out of parquet_reader_metadata.cpp into write_mixed_dtype_parquet_file so the hybrid scan benchmarks can write the same input. mixed_dtypes becomes a function returning a reference now that it is used from more than one translation unit.
hybrid_scan_setup_phase runs the whole setup path in every cell and times the window named by the phase axis, with an ALL cell for pairing against the naive reader. hybrid_scan_file_shape measures how the page index fetch and setup phases scale with row group and page counts.
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This update introduces additional element count metrics for column chunks in the Parquet reader benchmarks, specifically in the `BM_parquet_read_footer`, `BM_parquet_reader_construction`, and `BM_parquet_column_selection` functions. The `BM_hybrid_scan_setup_phase` benchmark also receives a similar enhancement. The previous per-second metrics have been removed to streamline the reporting. Additionally, the hybrid scan file shape benchmark has been modified to support multiple data types, improving its flexibility and accuracy in performance measurements.
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WalkthroughAdds benchmarks for Parquet hybrid-scan page-index setup and column projection. Updates the shared file-shape writer to accept a table view and updates the string-reader benchmark to provide one. ChangesParquet hybrid-scan benchmarks
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| NVBENCH_BENCH_TYPES(BM_hybrid_scan_setup_phase, NVBENCH_TYPE_AXES(setup_phases)) |
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This just duplicates the existing parquet_read_footer benchmark. The read_parquet_footers API already runs all the footer and page index setup functions. Please drop this
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FOOTER_FETCH and PAGE_INDEX_FETCH are a datasource::host_read on a cold file, so they measure disk I/O, not anything else. Posted numbers also show this: up to 38% noise, and with page_index=1 the footer fetch is faster than with page_index=0 at 64 cols.
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Removed this benchmark, only left BM_hybrid_scan_file_shape to focus on PageIndex setup
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| // which separates per-page from per-row-group cost. `num_rows` only changes the rows per page | ||
| NVBENCH_BENCH_TYPES(BM_hybrid_scan_file_shape, |
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160 cells / ~23 min is too much. Data shows setup cost is the same for every dtype so no need to remeasure it again. Also we don't really need to measure data fetch cost here which scales with min/max byte width. These benchmarks need to run in CI as well so 10M, 100M rows cases will definitely OOM or time out. Instead of setting rows explicitly, I would recommend varying total table sizes and providing that to table profile. As page-index parse (not fetch) cost at high page counts is worth tracking, use max_page_fragment_size() writer parameter to write small enough pages with one or two dtypes (e.g. INT32, STRING). Drop PAGE_INDEX_FETCH.
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Done, now covers only INT32 and STRING. Now it would take 102s in full run, in CI mode (--profile) it takes 5.8 s
It looks like the page size does not affect the page-index parsing cost, while the page count does
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| nvbench::enum_type_list<setup_phase::PAGE_INDEX_FETCH, setup_phase::PAGE_INDEX_SETUP>; |
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Do we really need to benchmark page index fetch. That's just an IO benchmark, isn't it?
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| [[nodiscard]] std::vector<cudf::type_id> const& mixed_dtypes(); |
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| [[nodiscard]] std::vector<cudf::type_id> const& mixed_dtypes(); | |
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This is no longer shared, so I put it back in parquet_reader_metadata.cpp, as in upstream/main.
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Not really a huge vector that we need to return by const ref.
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This is no longer shared, so I put it back in parquet_reader_metadata.cpp, as in upstream/main.
| cuio_source_sink_pair write_mixed_dtype_parquet_file(cudf::size_type num_cols, | ||
| cudf::size_type num_row_groups, | ||
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| bool write_page_index) |
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Better future proof idea could be to take in the vector of types here and revert the name of the function to make it more generic?
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This is no longer shared, so I put it back in parquet_reader_metadata.cpp, as in upstream/main.
If the "vector of types" idea is preferred over the original impl, I can apply it instead
| using file_shape_dtypes = nvbench::enum_type_list<cudf::type_id::BOOL8, | ||
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| // One row group of 10'000 pages and ten of 1'000 give the same page count split differently, | ||
| // which separates per-page from per-row-group cost. `num_rows` only changes the rows per page | ||
| NVBENCH_BENCH_TYPES(BM_hybrid_scan_file_shape, | ||
| NVBENCH_TYPE_AXES(page_index_phases, file_shape_dtypes)) | ||
| .set_name("hybrid_scan_file_shape") | ||
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| .add_int64_axis("num_rows", {10'000'000, 100'000'000}) | ||
| .add_int64_axis("num_row_groups", {1, 10}) | ||
| .add_int64_axis("pages_per_row_group", {1'000, 10'000}); |
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The cartesian product of all axes and types is really really huge and impractical. Needs to be cut down significantly to only have a meaningful set of coverage
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Cut from 160 cells to 36. Now it would take 102s in full run, in CI mode (--profile) it takes 5.8 s
This commit simplifies the configuration of the Parquet reader metadata benchmark by removing unnecessary parameters in the `ConfigureNVBench` function. Additionally, it enhances the `parquet_common.cpp` file by refactoring the `write_file_shape_parquet_file` function to accept a `table_view` instead of individual parameters, improving clarity and usability. The mixed data types handling has been streamlined, and redundant code has been removed to enhance maintainability.
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This commit updates the `write_file_shape_parquet_file` function in `parquet_common.cpp` to enhance its clarity by directly using the `table` parameter instead of a sliced view. It also modifies the function documentation to reflect that the layout is exact only when the number of rows is a multiple of `num_row_groups * pages_per_row_group`. Additionally, unnecessary code related to leftover rows has been removed, streamlining the implementation. The changes improve the overall maintainability and usability of the Parquet writing functionality.
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| .add_int64_axis("num_row_groups", {1, 10}) | ||
| .add_int64_axis("pages_per_row_group", {100, 1'000, 10'000}); |
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Page locations are decoded in parallel from 512 pages per chunk. One row group of 1'000 pages and ten of 100 give the same page count split differently, as do one of 10'000 and ten of 1'000
This commit modifies the `BM_hybrid_scan_file_shape` benchmark in `hybrid_scan_metadata.cpp` to include additional data sizes in the configuration. The `data_size` axis now supports 32MB, 128MB, and 512MB, enhancing the benchmark's flexibility for performance measurements across varying data sizes.
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| drop_page_cache_if_enabled(read_opts.get_source().filepaths()); |
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No need to drop page cache as we are not timing footer page index fetch time
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| drop_page_cache_if_enabled(read_opts.get_source().filepaths()); | ||
| auto datasource = std::move(cudf::io::make_datasources(read_opts.get_source()).front()); | ||
| auto const footer = cudf::io::parquet::fetch_footer_to_host(*datasource); |
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Just to confirm, we are only measuring time for setup_page_index here, correct? If so, the PR title, description and the benchmark name need updating
…date its implementation to streamline page index setup in hybrid scan. Adjusted type list to reflect changes in data types used for benchmarking.
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🟡 Minor · Use CPU timing for the page-index setup benchmark. · hybrid_scan_metadata.cpp:70-81
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUse CPU timing for the page-index setup benchmark.
setup_page_indexparses a host buffer withCompactProtocolReaderand host worker threads. It launches no GPU work. The current registration uses NVBench's default GPU timer, so the reported time can omit the host parsing latency. Mark this benchmark as CPU-only.Suggested fix
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Split out of #24162. Stacked on #2419
Adds benchmark coverage for the hybrid scan Parquet reader's page index setup path
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