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[jira] [Created] (BIGTOP-2161) [bigpetstore] transaction-queue
Implment/Brainstorm ideas for global data rate.
jay vyas created BIGTOP-2161:
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Summary: [bigpetstore] transaction-queue Implment/Brainstorm ideas for global data rate.
Key: BIGTOP-2161
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BIGTOP-2161
Project: Bigtop
Issue Type: Improvement
Components: blueprints
Affects Versions: backlog
Reporter: jay vyas
Fix For: backlog
- We right now are able to generate n transactions a second per daemon.
- However, I'd like to implement a global data rate, so that generators slow down/speed up at diffferent times.
Some ideas on how to do this.
- Embed a "rate" function into the transaction generator options... such that it randomly speeds up/slows down over time. downside: there is no real global data rate here. its just a bunch of coordinated data generators.
- Send a new parameter, a REST endpoint, which can be scraped to get a hint of global data rate. The generators can use that endpoint to calibrate how fast/slow they should be going.
[~rnowling] [~evans_ye] [~sekikn] im leaning towards #2. Any thoughts?
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