Cockroach Labs Estate economics What idle nodes, provisioned bytes and peak-sized bills cost, worked out from your estate.
  1. Nodes 11 baseline
  2. Avg CPU utilization 15.0% idle hardware
  3. Storage provisioned 3.0 TB 500 GB of data
  4. Est. monthly saving 0%

Step 4 of 8 - Storage

Scaling without copying the data

One action, both lanes. The only difference is where the bytes already are.

Fire an action Add a node Remove a node Scale to zero

Stateful nodes on EBS

136 GB to move

not started: 1 h 13 m to doStateful nodes on EBS progress136 GB to move. Not started: 1 h 13 m to do.

Data to move273 ranges x 512 MB136 GB
Copy raterebalance snapshots are rate-limited per store32 MiB/s
Time to complete136 GB at 32 MiB/s, and the docs give a band of minutes to hours1 h 13 m
Consequencecan't shrink quickly, so provision for peakpeak-provisioned

Stateless KV nodes, disaggregated storage

17 KB of metadata

not started: under a second to doStateless KV nodes, disaggregated storage progress17 KB of metadata. Not started: under a second to do.

Hard links created273 ranges shared, not copied273 links
Metadata written273 x 64 bytes17 KB
Time to complete17 KB at 32 MiB/sunder a second
Bulk data movednone: the range's SSTables are shared, not copied0 GB
Still sentthe range's store-local state, which no hard link sharessmall
How this is worked out
  • Both bars run in real time. A second on screen is a second of the actual operation: the hard links are written in under a second and the copy needs 1 h 13 m, so the left-hand bar is still going when you leave the page. There's nothing to wait for.
  • Moving a range is rate-limited per store, so the duration is arithmetic: 136 GB at 32 MiB/s, which is CockroachDB's default kv.snapshot_rebalance.max_rate. It's the optimistic end - a real rebalance shares the link with your queries - and it lands inside the "minutes to hours" the design docs give.