James Im a écrit :
Ok, so you seems to have missed a 'go fast' parameter.
In my opinion, it is not your fault. It is mina that is not being user
friendly. MINA should take care of these details itself.
This optimization wisdom should be capture into mina so that everyone is
not forced to be an
Alex Karasulu a écrit :
Emmanuel,
I have done some more test, on the 'big server' ( 8 CPUs), changing the
SocketAcceptor initialization with something like what you suggested :
tcpAcceptor = new SocketAcceptor(
Runtime.getRuntime().availableProcessors(),
threadPoolExecutor )
Greg Duffy a écrit :
Emmanuel,
Awesome! That seems to have helped quite a bit.
More than a bit :)
Have you thought about using a profiler during the load test? I think
MINA
has a YourKit Open Source license. Are we allowed to use that? It
would be
good to find out exactly where the hot s
I'm almost done with a first stab at a new datagram transport. It's about
1500 LoC. Should I just open a JIRA and attach it as I've done with patches
before, or is there a different process for something of this size? Maybe a
sandbox or something?
Let me know the best way to get started.
Also, I
That is correct, this is a relevant fix for improved performance on most
server machines, especially with multi-core quickly becoming ubiquitous. It
wouldn't be hard to change the default constructor. Perhaps you could open a
JIRA issue to request this, or submit a small patch, as MINA developers
[
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DIRMINA-318?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel#action_12485700
]
Greg Duffy commented on DIRMINA-318:
Just FYI, I'm working on implementing this in the new datagram transport.
Ok, so you seems to have missed a 'go fast' parameter.
In my opinion, it is not your fault. It is mina that is not being user
friendly. MINA should take care of these details itself.
This optimization wisdom should be capture into mina so that everyone is
not forced to be an expert to have a fas
Emmanuel,
I have done some more test, on the 'big server' ( 8 CPUs), changing the
SocketAcceptor initialization with something like what you suggested :
tcpAcceptor = new SocketAcceptor(
Runtime.getRuntime().availableProcessors(),
threadPoolExecutor );
(we already have this th
Emmanuel,
Awesome! That seems to have helped quite a bit.
Have you thought about using a profiler during the load test? I think MINA
has a YourKit Open Source license. Are we allowed to use that? It would be
good to find out exactly where the hot spots are and figure out whether
something in MINA
Oops, I just forgot the reply all...
--- Begin Message ---
Greg,
I have done some more test, on the 'big server' ( 8 CPUs), changing the
SocketAcceptor initialization with something like what you suggested :
tcpAcceptor = new SocketAcceptor(
Runtime.getRuntime().availableProc
Csaba Endre Simon a écrit :
Hi Emmanuel,
Hi Csaba,
I'm a little bit puzzled but some of the results I get. First of all,
we are
using MINA-1.0.1, with different JVM (JRockit, IBM, Sun) on different
platforms (Linux, Mac OSx).
The published results are on Linux? What kernel are you usin
Hi Emmanuel,
I'm a little bit puzzled but some of the results I get. First of all, we are
using MINA-1.0.1, with different JVM (JRockit, IBM, Sun) on different
platforms (Linux, Mac OSx).
The published results are on Linux? What kernel are you using?
I also made some tests with MINA and on th
This may be too obvious, but do you increase the number of processor threads
on your multi-core machines? E.g.,
new SocketAcceptor(Runtime.getRuntime().availableProcessors(), new
NewThreadExecutor());
-Greg
On 3/30/07, Emmanuel Lecharny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, Gaston,
I forgot to tell
Hi, Gaston,
I forgot to tell that even if I use a faster server than the one where I ran
the tests (the tests were conducted on a dual core intel based iMac), I get
almost the very same resulst : no more than 2000 req/s (I also tested it on
a 8 dual core CPU server).
It looks like MINA itself ca
Hey Emmanuel,
I'm not sure I understand your point or if there is a problem. :) I would say
that it is fine and even expected to find that most of your CPU time is spent
in MINA (or I/O work) if your application is super fast (e.g. does not do much)
and all you do is send and receive data to th
Hi guys,
I'm currently doing some performance tests on Apache Directory Server, and
I'm a little bit puzzled but some of the results I get. First of all, we are
using MINA-1.0.1, with different JVM (JRockit, IBM, Sun) on different
platforms (Linux, Mac OSx).
The tests is quite simple : I have so
I observed my mina server memory keeps increasing if there is incoming
packets, is it normal? My codec extends AbstractMessageDecoder and one
session on decoder instance. Thanks.
will do that this weekend. I already have an account (elihusmails).
Thank you.
On 3/30/07, Maarten Bosteels <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 3/30/07, Mark Webb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I started working on the JMX tutorial last night. I would like to be
able
> to:
> 1) get access to the wik
On 3/30/07, Mark Webb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I started working on the JMX tutorial last night. I would like to be able
to:
1) get access to the wiki
2) learn how to edit to the wiki
http://www.nabble.com/The-first-step-to-contribute-documentation-tf2697564.html#a7523270
Mark, you should
a
I started working on the JMX tutorial last night. I would like to be able
to:
1) get access to the wiki
2) learn how to edit to the wiki
Where can I get information on these 2 items.
On 3/30/07, Rodrigo Madera <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We really really really need the documentation.
If you
We really really really need the documentation.
If you want to, make an HTML or Word document and I'll sent it to the Wiki.
Please don't get unmotivated because of technical concerns.
Even in notepad if you will!! But please write it!! =o)
Thanks!
Rodrigo Madera
On 3/30/07, Mark Webb <[EMAIL
Maybe I just don't know how to edit the wiki. I can log in to the wiki, but
not sure how to add/update a new page.
On 3/29/07, Trustin Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 3/30/07, Mark Webb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would like to help out, what format would you like the tutorials in
(HTML,
Timur,
FYI, the attached parts have been removed by the mailer. Could you just post
them somwhere so we can read them ? The best solution would be to create a
JIRA issue, and to attach those files into it.
This is an interesting test you have done.
Thanks a lot !
Emmanuel
On 3/30/07, Timur I S
Hi,
I spent some time investigating mina performance. I've written two simple
multiplexing servers that collect 16 bytes from one connection and send it to
all other. One was using mina and another was using NIO directly. Comparison
program collects avarage lag in message delivery depending on
24 matches
Mail list logo
