On 4 Oct 2010, at 14:39, [email protected] wrote:
Folks, greetings.
Hi, Boris.
Could you please help me to clarify the following performance issue
with
transaction java qpid client (jms)
I use org.apache.qpid.jndi.PropertiesFileInitialContextFactory to get
messages from broker.
I read messages in one thread in java main application
If I use
Session session = connection.createSession
(false, Session.AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE);
I got 10000 messages per seconds
But if I use
Session session = connection.createSession
(true, Session.AUTO_ACKNOWLEDGE);
Note that the second parameter is ignored if the first is set to
"true" - it is preferable to set it to 'Session.SESSION_TRANSACTED'
in this case, to make things clearer.
and commit transaction after each message I got only 60 messages per
seconds
Could you please advice why is the difference is so significant?
How can I improve performance for my installation?
Firstly, you are using persistent messages (the default) so they are
being written to disk, and also transactions, which is the slowest
throughput usage pattern. Secondly, you will be using the default
prefetch setting, which is either 500 or 1000 (depending on broker
version) which causes this amount of messages to be buffered by the
client.
In order to increase performance, I would suggest two things - one,
batch up your commits if possible, and two, set "maxprefetch" to this
batch size. This can be done by adding "&maxprefetch='10'" to the end
of the connection factory URL in your client properties file.
If you can do without persistence and transactions, then transient,
non-acknowledged messages are fastest of all, this depends on your
application and use cases.
I use default journal settings on the broker. I use c++ broker, I
built it
on RedHat 5.5.
I didn't notice this, sorry. The preceding is most relevant for the
Java broker, unfortunately, and I don't know how it translates to the
C++ version?
Andrew.
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