The load testing project referenced by that page looks like it disappeared ten years ago, so I wouldn't recommend spending time pursuing it. Since you said you can create your own load test in JMeter, I'd suggest you do that.
That will also allow you to make a load test that accurately represents *your* usage rather than some generic load scenario that may or may not represent how your system will use ActiveMQ. Tim On Thu, Jul 18, 2019, 1:27 AM Kushal Gautam <kushal.gau...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi: > > I was trying to evaluate the performance of my activemq installation (first > on Linux and then on Windows), at least on following components: > > 1. I am trying to switch to NIO, but I am not sure if the performance would > be better than the regular openwire. I read many articles on "Scaling > ActiveMQ", and most of them have one thing in common, which is "switch to > NIO". > 2. I am using activemq with Apache karaf and Apache Camel. I wanted to > perform load testing using Apache Camel. I found > https://activemq.apache.org/load-testing-with-camel.html, but I am still > not clear where exactly is "activemq/activemq-camel-loadtest" located, as > mentioned in the given URL. > 3. I am thinking to switch to mKahaDB for persistence. For that, I want to > make sure that it does not make the performance worse than before. > > I think (1) and (3), I can simulate with Jmeter as well. I tried just a > basic sample( right now on Linux). Probably I can configure the test suite > for these scenarios. > > About (2), is there a readily available test suite to load test activemq > using camel? If I can evaluate these metrics, then I can move on to tune my > broker. Or are there some references for this? > > I would appreciate any feedback on this. > > Regards, > Cooshal. >
