@Test
public void testRecoveryCorruptMessage() throws IOException {
List<Record> records = StoreTestUtils.randomRecords(10);
putAll(records);
// append a message with a crc that won't possibly validate
Record invalid = new Record(ByteBuffer.wrap(StoreTestUtils.randomBytes(10)));
store.log().append(invalid);
this.store.close();
this.store = new HashStore(config);
// assertEquals("Same records should be present after close and re-open", records,
// records(store));
}
@Test
public void testNormalRecovery() throws IOException {
List<Record> records = StoreTestUtils.randomRecords(10);
putAll(records);
this.store.close();
this.store = new HashStore(config);
assertEquals("Same records should be present after close and re-open", records, records(store));
}
@Test
public void testRecoveryWithAdditionalEmptyFile() throws IOException {
List<Record> records = StoreTestUtils.randomRecords(10);
putAll(records);
this.store.close();
// recreate without closing, we should have trailing empty bytes on the end of the log
this.store = new HashStore(config);
assertEquals("Same records should be present after close and re-open", records, records(store));
}
@Test
public void testRecoveryBadMessageLength() throws IOException {
List<Record> records = StoreTestUtils.randomRecords(10);
putAll(records);
// now test a bunch of bad message lengths
testRecoveryWithBadMessageSize(records, 0);
// testRecoveryWithBadMessageSize(records, Integer.MAX_VALUE);
testRecoveryWithBadMessageSize(records, 5);
}
@Test
public void testGc() throws IOException {
// TODO: need to ensure the gc happens before the assertion
int numRecords = this.store.config().segmentSize();
List<Record> records = StoreTestUtils.randomRecords(numRecords);
// write all the records a few times to incur some garbage
for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) putAll(records);
for (Record record : records)
assertEquals("Found record does not match put record.", record, this.store.get(record.key()));
}
@Test
public void testIndexExpansion() throws IOException {
int numRecords = 3 * this.store.config().indexInitialCapacity();
List<Record> records = StoreTestUtils.randomRecords(numRecords);
for (int i = 0; i < numRecords; i++) {
assertEquals(i, this.store.count());
assertNull(this.store.put(records.get(i)));
assertNotNull(this.store.get(records.get(i).key()));
}
for (Record record : records) {
assertEquals("Found record does not match put record.", record, this.store.get(record.key()));
}
}
@Test
public void testRecoveryTotalCorruption() throws IOException {
List<Record> records = StoreTestUtils.randomRecords(10);
putAll(records);
// mangle log file
LogSegment seg = this.store.log().segmentFor(0);
writeToOffset(seg.file(), 0, "Hayduke lives!".getBytes());
this.store.close();
this.store = new HashStore(config);
if (!config.saveIndexOnClose())
assertEquals(
"No records should be present after mangling", Collections.emptyList(), records(store));
}
@Test
public void testIteration() throws IOException {
int numRecords = this.store.config().segmentSize();
List<Record> records = StoreTestUtils.randomRecords(numRecords);
byte[] key = "hello".getBytes();
Record old = new Record(key, "world".getBytes());
records.add(old);
putAll(records);
assertEquals("Iteration should give back what we put", records, records(this.store));
// now update one record and check it is updated in the iterator
Record newer = new Record(key, "there".getBytes());
this.store.put(newer);
records.set(records.size() - 1, newer);
assertEquals("Iteration should give back what we put", records, records(this.store));
}