Hey Guys,
for load testing I tried to fill my queue with 9000 jobs (about 50
byte each).
The erlang-beanstalk lib seems to be pretty slow on putting the jobs
into the queue from what I see.
All I get is approx 50-100 jobs per second.
Trying to fill the queue with the exact same jobs using ruby beanstalk-
client lib brings the expected 9000 entries per second.
I tried several machines so far (SuSe, CentOS, Windows). Same problem
occurs everywhere.
All I do is:
start() ->
{ok, Q} = beanstalk:connect(),
bs_test(0, Q).
bs_test(Start, Q) ->
case Start of
9000 ->
io:format("done");
_ ->
Test = <<"---\n-666\n-{{34343434},{544543543543534}}
\n-565465465656\n- deno\n 30\n">>,
{inserted, _} = beanstalk:put(Q, Test),
bs_test(Start+1, Q)
end.
Seems pretty basic to me.
Any ideas on this one?
Greetings,
Wiemo
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