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This patch adds the ability to benchmark Marconi. The benchmark tool
is a console script, and can be triggered using
$ marconi-bench-pc
The Benchmark tool fires up both a Producer Process and a Consumer
Process, while accepting CLI parameters for the number of processes,
number of workers and duration of test.
The Producer Process publishes messages to a given queue, while the
Consumer consumes the messages by claiming and deleting them.
Setup:
Benchmark dependencies need to be pip installed:
pip install -r bench-requirements.txt
Export an environment variable called MESSAGES_PATH and set it to the
path of messages.json in marconi/bench
Note: This allows benchmarking with different set of messages rather
than those specified in messages.json
Usage:
$ marconi-bench-pc -p {No. Processes} -w {No. Workers} -t {No. Seconds}
Example:
$ marconi-bench-pc -p 2 -w 2 -t 4
Partially Implements: blueprint basic-benchmarking
Change-Id: I57ebe853554199490adba8b2a091423f399b0565
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| README.rst | ||
Marconi Benchmarking
Structure
The Benchmark tool fires up both a Producer Process and a Consumer Process, while accepting CLI parameters for the number of processes, number of workers and duration of test.
The Producer Process publishes messages to a given queue, while the Consumer consumes the messages claiming and deleting them.
Need of the Benchmark
Marconi is a performance oriented API. Any changes made need to performance tested, and this tool helps by a being quick way to test that.
Setup
Benchmark dependencies need to be pip installed:
pip install -r bench-requirements.txtMake sure you have a running instance of Marconi after following README for setting up Marconi running at port 8888:
Export an environment variable called MESSAGES_PATH and set it to the path of messages.json in marconi/bench
- Note: This allows benchmarking with different set of messages rather than those specified in
-
messages.json
$ marconi-bench-pc -p {Number of Processes} -w {Number of Workers} -t {Duration in Seconds}