noconnor
commented
1 year ago if error count == evaluation count, it suggests that each call to testWritePerformanceOneThread is generating an exception.
For debugging you can enable trace logging for the com.github.noconnor.junitperf package (how to do this will depend on the logging framework you are using) or you can temporarily wrap your test in a try/catch and print the error, ie.:
@JUnitPerfTest(threads = 1, durationMs = 3_000, warmUpMs = 2_000, rampUpPeriodMs = 2_000, totalExecutions = 2000,maxExecutionsPerSecond = 2000)
@JUnitPerfTestRequirement( allowedErrorPercentage = 0.26F)
public void testWritePerformanceOneThread() throws InterruptedException
{
try {
SPEnvelope< RawDataSet2PamDto > scenarioOneEnvelope = new SPEnvelope<>();
SPEnvelope< RawDataSet2PamDto > envelope =
new SPEnvelope<>( DtoTestDataFactory.createHeader( String.valueOf( 1 ) ), generatedRequest );
Response response = service.create( envelope );
} catch(Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
azizamohamedabdelsalam
i transfer the following JUniTest case (snippet of the code) to the performance test using your JUnitPerf library (version 1.34) as follow:
public class RawDataSet2PamWritePerformanceTest { //specifies that the performance test should be run using the JUnitPerfRule class. @Rule public JUnitPerfRule perfRule = new JUnitPerfRule( new ConsoleReportGenerator());
@Test
what is in bold is the exact function is that what i want to test and use case requirement to test the performance is i want to be able to create 2000 iterations of these envelopes in the database through 1000 milliseconds and through one thread.
but what i used to get while debugging perfrmance is that statistics.errorCount is always equal to statistics.evlauationCount=2000
seems like that no evaluation is applied but i can not get why?
could you support me what could be the reason or missing in my configuration that raise this failure:
java.lang.AssertionError: Error threshold not achieved