/**
* Test that listening to events for a given map can handle 50 updates per second of 2 MB string
* values and are triggering events which contain both the key and value (topic).
*/
@Test
public void testSubscriptionMapEventOnTopicPerformance() {
_testMap.clear();
String key = TestUtils.getKey(_mapName, 0);
// Create subscriber and register
TestChronicleTopicSubscriber topicSubscriber =
new TestChronicleTopicSubscriber(key, _twoMbTestStringLength);
clientAssetTree.registerTopicSubscriber(_mapName, String.class, String.class, topicSubscriber);
Jvm.pause(100);
KVSSubscription subscription =
(KVSSubscription) serverAssetTree.getAsset(_mapName).subscription(false);
Assert.assertEquals(1, subscription.topicSubscriberCount());
// Perform test a number of times to allow the JVM to warm up, but verify runtime against
// average
TestUtils.runMultipleTimesAndVerifyAvgRuntime(
i -> {
System.out.println("test");
int events = _noOfPuts * i;
waitFor(() -> events == topicSubscriber.getNoOfEvents().get());
Assert.assertEquals(events, topicSubscriber.getNoOfEvents().get());
},
() -> {
IntStream.range(0, _noOfPuts)
.forEach(
i -> {
_testMap.put(key, _twoMbTestString);
});
},
_noOfRunsToAverage,
3 * _secondInNanos);
// Test that the correct number of events was triggered on event listener
int events = _noOfPuts * _noOfRunsToAverage;
waitFor(() -> events == topicSubscriber.getNoOfEvents().get());
Assert.assertEquals(events, topicSubscriber.getNoOfEvents().get());
clientAssetTree.unregisterTopicSubscriber(_mapName, topicSubscriber);
waitFor(() -> 0 == subscription.topicSubscriberCount());
Assert.assertEquals(0, subscription.topicSubscriberCount());
}
