Open daluu opened 8 years ago
Hi,
The message is a wapper object, you can serialize any object to bytes, create a message with your bytes data
David, What kind of test are you looking to run? What would be the goal? -Steve
On Sun, Sep 20, 2015 at 7:58 PM, David Luu notifications@github.com wrote:
Hi, it looks like DemandSpike can publish messages into kafka for load generation against system that uses kafka. But looking at the readme, I was wondering if there's a way to specify the exact message (format/content) to send to kafka with DemandSpike. Or is it just a basic simple boilerplate message that gets sent only?
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(End to end) system wide load testing, for a system that relies on kafka as messaging bus. And we send unique JSON payloads into kafka for consumption by our system's consumers. So we can't just send simple/dummy data messages, that's why I asked about this.
The goal would be to see how the overall system behaves under load, and how much load it can support with a given configuration (system is composed of microservices that we can scale, so we'd be testing with a certain scalability configuration to start with).
We can work with you on that we have a new version of DemandSpike coming out. -Steve
On Tue, Sep 22, 2015 at 7:14 PM, David Luu notifications@github.com wrote:
(End to end) system wide load testing, for a system that relies on kafka as messaging bus. And we send unique JSON payloads into kafka for consumption by our system's consumers. So we can't just send simple/dummy data messages, that's why I asked about this.
The goal would be to see how the overall system behaves under load, and how much load it can support with a given configuration (system is composed of microservices that we can scale, so we'd be testing with a certain scalability configuration to start with).
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Great, looking forward to that. We haven't started working on the load testing yet. I'm just exploring options right now.
On a related note, you have any thoughts on how this tool/framework compares to other more general purpose load test tools (with kafka specific plugins)? Like:
Guess what's the specific need? Because there are few specific use-cases where demands pike excels
On Sep 22, 2015, at 20:57, David Luu notifications@github.com wrote:
Great, looking forward to that. We haven't started working on the load testing yet. I'm just exploring options right now.
On a related note, you have any thoughts on how this tool/framework compares to other more general purpose load test tools (with kafka specific plugins)? Like:
JMeter https://github.com/BrightTag/kafkameter
Gatling https://github.com/mnogu/gatling-kafka
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Hi, it looks like DemandSpike can publish messages into kafka for load generation against system that uses kafka. But looking at the readme, I was wondering if there's a way to specify the exact message (format/content) to send to kafka with DemandSpike. Or is it just a basic simple boilerplate message that gets sent only?