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1. Re: How can I test the throughput of the bridge of the HornetQ!
jbertram Oct 29, 2012 9:42 AM (in response to guangquanhao)Are you talking about a core bridge or a JMS bridge? What is your use-case? Is the current through-put not adequate? If not, why not?
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2. Re: How can I test the throughput of the bridge of the HornetQ!
ataylor Oct 30, 2012 5:58 AM (in response to jbertram)you will probably find that you will end up measuring your network bandwidth and disc speed (if messages are persisted), like Justin asked, whar is your use case and what are you trying to acheive.
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3. Re: How can I test the throughput of the bridge of the HornetQ!
guangquanhao Oct 30, 2012 9:43 PM (in response to jbertram)I build a up core bridge on two nodes which are connected with one 100Mb switch,and I send and consume messages on one of the nodes with JMS-Client.The sender and the consuer are on the same node but they are two different threads.Before the two threads invoke the start function,I remember the time,and after all the messages are received I remember the end time.I use the total of the messages divide the sub of the time,the max throughput is about 34Mb.I want to find the max throughput of the this use case.Thank you!
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4. Re: How can I test the throughput of the bridge of the HornetQ!
guangquanhao Nov 1, 2012 1:55 AM (in response to ataylor)I build a up core bridge on two nodes which are connected with one 100Mb switch,and I send and consume messages on one of the nodes with JMS-Client.The sender and the consuer are on the same node but they are two different threads.Before the two threads invoke the start function,I remember the time,and after all the messages are received I remember the end time.I use the total of the messages divide the sub of the time,the max throughput is about 34Mb.I want to find the max throughput of the this use case.Thank you!