Hi, http transport is in an optional package for the exact reason of not "polluting" activemq-core with a lot of dependencies, as it requires quite some of them, like jetty (on the server side), http-client (on the client side), xstream (and xml libs xstream needs) on both sides. Although there's room for cleaning deprecated stuff from activemq-optional module a bit. All patches and contributions are more then welcomed :)
Test units for throughput are messages/sec Regards -- Dejan Bosanac - http://twitter.com/dejanb ----------------- The experts in open source integration and messaging - http://fusesource.com ActiveMQ in Action - http://www.manning.com/snyder/ Blog - http://www.nighttale.net On Wed, Nov 9, 2011 at 1:27 AM, Jason Dillon <ja...@planet57.com> wrote: > BTW... can anyone explain what the units of these value are? Is "System > Average Throughput" per-??? > > --jason > > > On Nov 8, 2011, at 1:39 PM, Jason Dillon wrote: > > > FYI, some performance numbers I collected if any one is interested. > > > > * * * > > > > Used default configuration of > http://activemq.apache.org/activemq-performance-module-users-manual.html(slightly > massaged pom to get it to build, yay maven) > > > > Run on quad-core i7 2.93 mac 10.7.2 > > > > Apache Maven 3.0.3 (r1075438; 2011-02-28 09:31:09-0800) > > java version "1.6.0_26" > > Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_26-b03-383-11A511) > > Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 20.1-b02-383, mixed mode) > > > > Ending memory use all roughly: 6M/81M > > > > HTTP Transport - Consumer > > ========================= > > > > System Total Throughput: 127673 > > System Total Clients: 1 > > System Average Throughput: 531.9708333333333 > > System Average Throughput Excluding Min/Max: 527.7083333333334 > > System Average Client Throughput: 531.9708333333333 > > System Average Client Throughput Excluding Min/Max: 527.7083333333334 > > Min Client Throughput Per Sample: clientName=JmsConsumer0, value=484 > > Max Client Throughput Per Sample: clientName=JmsConsumer0, value=539 > > Min Client Total Throughput: clientName=JmsConsumer0, value=127673 > > Max Client Total Throughput: clientName=JmsConsumer0, value=127673 > > Min Average Client Throughput: clientName=JmsConsumer0, > value=531.9708333333333 > > Max Average Client Throughput: clientName=JmsConsumer0, > value=531.9708333333333 > > Min Average Client Throughput Excluding Min/Max: > clientName=JmsConsumer0, value=527.7083333333334 > > Max Average Client Throughput Excluding Min/Max: > clientName=JmsConsumer0, value=527.7083333333334 > > > > HTTP Transport - Producer > > ========================= > > > > System Total Throughput: 129874 > > System Total Clients: 1 > > System Average Throughput: 541.1416666666667 > > System Average Throughput Excluding Min/Max: 536.8041666666667 > > System Average Client Throughput: 541.1416666666667 > > System Average Client Throughput Excluding Min/Max: 536.8041666666667 > > Min Client Throughput Per Sample: clientName=JmsProducer0, value=488 > > Max Client Throughput Per Sample: clientName=JmsProducer0, value=553 > > Min Client Total Throughput: clientName=JmsProducer0, value=129874 > > Max Client Total Throughput: clientName=JmsProducer0, value=129874 > > Min Average Client Throughput: clientName=JmsProducer0, > value=541.1416666666667 > > Max Average Client Throughput: clientName=JmsProducer0, > value=541.1416666666667 > > Min Average Client Throughput Excluding Min/Max: > clientName=JmsProducer0, value=536.8041666666667 > > Max Average Client Throughput Excluding Min/Max: > clientName=JmsProducer0, value=536.8041666666667 > > > > TCP Transport - Consumer > > ======================== > > > > System Total Throughput: 7697735 > > System Total Clients: 1 > > System Average Throughput: 32073.895833333332 > > System Average Throughput Excluding Min/Max: 31803.916666666668 > > System Average Client Throughput: 32073.895833333332 > > System Average Client Throughput Excluding Min/Max: 31803.916666666668 > > Min Client Throughput Per Sample: clientName=JmsConsumer0, value=30656 > > Max Client Throughput Per Sample: clientName=JmsConsumer0, value=34139 > > Min Client Total Throughput: clientName=JmsConsumer0, value=7697735 > > Max Client Total Throughput: clientName=JmsConsumer0, value=7697735 > > Min Average Client Throughput: clientName=JmsConsumer0, > value=32073.895833333332 > > Max Average Client Throughput: clientName=JmsConsumer0, > value=32073.895833333332 > > Min Average Client Throughput Excluding Min/Max: > clientName=JmsConsumer0, value=31803.916666666668 > > Max Average Client Throughput Excluding Min/Max: > clientName=JmsConsumer0, value=31803.916666666668 > > > > TCP Transport - Producer > > ======================== > > > > System Total Throughput: 7694119 > > System Total Clients: 1 > > System Average Throughput: 32058.829166666666 > > System Average Throughput Excluding Min/Max: 31799.15 > > System Average Client Throughput: 32058.829166666666 > > System Average Client Throughput Excluding Min/Max: 31799.15 > > Min Client Throughput Per Sample: clientName=JmsProducer0, value=28449 > > Max Client Throughput Per Sample: clientName=JmsProducer0, value=33874 > > Min Client Total Throughput: clientName=JmsProducer0, value=7694119 > > Max Client Total Throughput: clientName=JmsProducer0, value=7694119 > > Min Average Client Throughput: clientName=JmsProducer0, > value=32058.829166666666 > > Max Average Client Throughput: clientName=JmsProducer0, > value=32058.829166666666 > > Min Average Client Throughput Excluding Min/Max: > clientName=JmsProducer0, value=31799.15 > > Max Average Client Throughput Excluding Min/Max: > clientName=JmsProducer0, value=31799.15 > > > > TCP was consuming a good portion of the CPU constantly: > > > > 4013 - Broker 251% 50th > > 4060 - Consumer 126% 26th > > 4069 - Producer 63% 35th > > > > HTTP consumed considerably less: > > > > 4084 - Broker 56% 50th > > 4093 - Consumer 37% 37th > > 4102 - Producer 24% 34th > > > > This perf harness does not have a built in option for binary messages > (that I could find, looks like its hard coded to TextMessage) so I'd > imagine that a BytesMessage w/BASE64 encoding for http transport would > degrade performance even more. > > > > --jason > > > > > >
