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My latest benchmark is:
❯ benchstat mer\ \ 7\ dic\ 2022,\ 10.22.46,\ CET.txt
name time/op
_Gen2-12 64.8µs ± 9%
_Gen3-12 15.3µs ± 7%
_Generator-12 39.9µs ± 6%
_GeneratorWithTemplate-12 39.3µs ± 8%
_GeneratorWithTemplateAWS-12 8.74µs ± 7%
name alloc/op
_Gen2-12 10.8kB ± 0%
_Gen3-12 2.94kB ± 0%
_Generator-12 482B ± 0%
_GeneratorWithTemplate-12 482B ± 0%
_GeneratorWithTemplateAWS-12 160B ± 0%
name allocs/op
_Gen2-12 219 ± 0%
_Gen3-12 97.0 ± 0%
_Generator-12 15.0 ± 0%
_GeneratorWithTemplate-12 15.2 ± 5%
_GeneratorWithTemplateAWS-12 5.00 ± 0%
Gen2
does not have acceptable performances (CPU is okish but memory is not).
Gen3
is performant enough (better than Generator
CPU wise but costs more memory), considering that offers the flexibility of using text/template
but with the drawback of passing always empty dupes
.
We can evaluate other template engines, there are "compile to go" ones that have extreme performance improvements. The trade off here would be the need to implement templates before hand, but for known cases it's worth a try.
I did just run this and I was slightly surprised by the destionation:
./elastic-integration-corpus-generator-tool generate-with-template assets/templates/aws.vpcflow/vpcflow.log assets/templates/aws.vpcflow/vpcflow.fields.yml --tot-size=2000
File generated: /Users/ruflin/Library/Application Support/elastic-integration-corpus-generator-tool/corpora/1670945614-vpcflow.log
The binary itself is inside ruflin/Dev/...
. What does it push to Application Support
directory?
@ruflin I'm not sure about the folder, this PR should not change that behaviour. I got surprised too when I run it, but I didn't dig into why it behaves like that.
The binary itself is inside
ruflin/Dev/...
. What does it push toApplication Support
directory?
I borrowed xdg usage from the changelog tool from @endorama (that I used to scaffold this project) :)
the default path the the corpa location is here https://github.com/elastic/elastic-integration-corpus-generator-tool/blob/main/internal/settings/settings.go#L32-L34
it can be customised by env variable as like here: https://github.com/elastic/elastic-integration-corpus-generator-tool/blob/main/internal/settings/xdg_test.go#L99
we can change the behaviour in case
This is a test implementation leveraging
text/template
as template engine for data generation.