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Posted to user@curator.apache.org by tbgu <tb...@cs.umass.edu> on 2014/08/18 18:31:15 UTC

How to measure the load vs response time in zookeeper by using Curator

Hi Folks:
             I am trying to get the load vs response time graph about 
the use of zookeeper. I want to increase the number of requests sent per 
second and get the corresponding average response time for each 
request.  Is there any interface or method in curator  I can use to 
exactly know the arrival time of  each request response time? Thanks 
very much!

Best wishes!
Tianbo

Re: How to measure the load vs response time in zookeeper by using Curator

Posted by Jordan Zimmerman <jo...@jordanzimmerman.com>.
Curator doesn’t re-implement the protocol. It merely wraps the existing ZooKeeper Java classes. So, you’d need to look to ZooKeeper.java et al for something like that. Those classes are not very extensible, though.

-Jordan


From: tbgu <tb...@cs.umass.edu>
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Date: August 18, 2014 at 11:31:45 AM
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Subject:  How to measure the load vs response time in zookeeper by using Curator  

Hi Folks:  
I am trying to get the load vs response time graph about  
the use of zookeeper. I want to increase the number of requests sent per  
second and get the corresponding average response time for each  
request. Is there any interface or method in curator I can use to  
exactly know the arrival time of each request response time? Thanks  
very much!  

Best wishes!  
Tianbo