Examples with ProfilingDataManager com.evolveum.midpoint.util.aspect.ProfilingDataManager used on opensource projects

Example 1 with ProfilingDataManager

use of com.evolveum.midpoint.util.aspect.ProfilingDataManager in project midpoint by Evolveum.

the class ProfilingTest method prof_03_profManagerRequestTest.

@Test
public void prof_03_profManagerRequestTest() {
    ProfilingDataManager manager = ProfilingDataManager.getInstance();
    ProfilingDataLog event1 = new ProfilingDataLog("GET", REQUEST_FILTER_TEST_URI, "sessionID", FASTEST_METHOD_EST, System.currentTimeMillis());
    ProfilingDataLog event2 = new ProfilingDataLog("GET", REQUEST_FILTER_TEST_URI, "sessionID", MIDDLE_METHOD_EST, System.currentTimeMillis());
    ProfilingDataLog event3 = new ProfilingDataLog("GET", REQUEST_FILTER_TEST_URI, "sessionID", SLOWEST_METHOD_EST, System.currentTimeMillis());
    //WHEN - adding 3 custom events
    manager.prepareRequestProfilingEvent(event1);
    manager.prepareRequestProfilingEvent(event2);
    manager.prepareRequestProfilingEvent(event3);
    Map<String, MethodUsageStatistics> perfMap = manager.getPerformanceMap();
    //THEN
    assertSame(1, perfMap.keySet().size());
    assertSame(3, perfMap.get(REQUEST_FILTER_TEST_URI).getSlowestMethodList().size());
    //Here, we are testing, if ProfilingEventList - slowestMethodMap is ordered correctly - we must use this
    //strange approach, because testNG somehow thinks, that long 5000 != long 5000
    boolean first = false;
    boolean second = false;
    boolean third = false;
    if (SLOWEST_METHOD_EST == perfMap.get(REQUEST_FILTER_TEST_URI).getSlowestMethodList().get(0).getEstimatedTime())
        first = true;
    if (MIDDLE_METHOD_EST == perfMap.get(REQUEST_FILTER_TEST_URI).getSlowestMethodList().get(1).getEstimatedTime())
        second = true;
    if (FASTEST_METHOD_EST == perfMap.get(REQUEST_FILTER_TEST_URI).getSlowestMethodList().get(2).getEstimatedTime())
        third = true;
    assertSame(true, first);
    assertSame(true, second);
    assertSame(true, third);
    boolean max = false;
    boolean min = false;
    boolean mean = false;
    if (SLOWEST_METHOD_EST == perfMap.get(REQUEST_FILTER_TEST_URI).getMax())
        max = true;
    if (FASTEST_METHOD_EST == perfMap.get(REQUEST_FILTER_TEST_URI).getMin())
        min = true;
    long meanVal = (FASTEST_METHOD_EST + MIDDLE_METHOD_EST + SLOWEST_METHOD_EST) / 3;
    if (meanVal == perfMap.get(REQUEST_FILTER_TEST_URI).getMean())
        mean = true;
    assertSame(true, max);
    assertSame(true, min);
    assertSame(true, mean);
}

Example 2 with ProfilingDataManager

use of com.evolveum.midpoint.util.aspect.ProfilingDataManager in project midpoint by Evolveum.

the class ProfilingTest method prof_04_testMaxEventsInList.

@Test
public void prof_04_testMaxEventsInList() {
    //Here, we create 7 events
    ProfilingDataManager manager = ProfilingDataManager.getInstance();
    ProfilingDataLog event1 = new ProfilingDataLog("GET", REQUEST_FILTER_TEST_URI, "sessionID", FASTEST_METHOD_EST, System.currentTimeMillis());
    ProfilingDataLog event2 = new ProfilingDataLog("GET", REQUEST_FILTER_TEST_URI, "sessionID", MIDDLE_METHOD_EST, System.currentTimeMillis());
    ProfilingDataLog event3 = new ProfilingDataLog("GET", REQUEST_FILTER_TEST_URI, "sessionID", SLOWEST_METHOD_EST, System.currentTimeMillis());
    ProfilingDataLog event4 = new ProfilingDataLog("GET", REQUEST_FILTER_TEST_URI, "sessionID", SLOWEST_METHOD_EST, System.currentTimeMillis());
    ProfilingDataLog event5 = new ProfilingDataLog("GET", REQUEST_FILTER_TEST_URI, "sessionID", SLOWEST_METHOD_EST, System.currentTimeMillis());
    ProfilingDataLog event6 = new ProfilingDataLog("GET", REQUEST_FILTER_TEST_URI, "sessionID", SLOWEST_METHOD_EST, System.currentTimeMillis());
    ProfilingDataLog event7 = new ProfilingDataLog("GET", REQUEST_FILTER_TEST_URI, "sessionID", SLOWEST_METHOD_EST, System.currentTimeMillis());
    manager.prepareRequestProfilingEvent(event1);
    manager.prepareRequestProfilingEvent(event2);
    manager.prepareRequestProfilingEvent(event3);
    manager.prepareRequestProfilingEvent(event4);
    manager.prepareRequestProfilingEvent(event5);
    manager.prepareRequestProfilingEvent(event6);
    manager.prepareRequestProfilingEvent(event7);
    //Only 5 slowest requests should be saved in methodList
    assertNotSame(7, manager.getPerformanceMap().get(REQUEST_FILTER_TEST_URI).getSlowestMethodList().size());
}

Example 3 with ProfilingDataManager

use of com.evolveum.midpoint.util.aspect.ProfilingDataManager in project midpoint by Evolveum.

the class TestLdap method initSystem.

@Override
public void initSystem(Task initTask, OperationResult initResult) throws Exception {
    super.initSystem(initTask, initResult);
    modelService.postInit(initResult);
    // System Configuration
    PrismObject<SystemConfigurationType> config;
    try {
        config = repoAddObjectFromFile(SYSTEM_CONFIGURATION_FILE, initResult);
    } catch (ObjectAlreadyExistsException e) {
        throw new ObjectAlreadyExistsException("System configuration already exists in repository;" + "looks like the previous test haven't cleaned it up", e);
    }
    // to get profiling facilities (until better API is available)
    //        LoggingConfigurationManager.configure(
    //                ProfilingConfigurationManager.checkSystemProfilingConfiguration(config),
    //                config.asObjectable().getVersion(), initResult);
    // administrator
    PrismObject<UserType> userAdministrator = repoAddObjectFromFile(USER_ADMINISTRATOR_FILE, initResult);
    repoAddObjectFromFile(ROLE_SUPERUSER_FILE, initResult);
    login(userAdministrator);
    // Users
    repoAddObjectFromFile(USER_BARBOSSA_FILE, initResult);
    repoAddObjectFromFile(USER_GUYBRUSH_FILE, initResult);
    // Roles
    repoAddObjectFromFile(ROLE_PIRATE_FILE, initResult);
    // Resources
    resourceOpenDj = importAndGetObjectFromFile(ResourceType.class, RESOURCE_OPENDJ_FILE, RESOURCE_OPENDJ_OID, initTask, initResult);
    resourceOpenDjType = resourceOpenDj.asObjectable();
    openDJController.setResource(resourceOpenDj);
    assumeAssignmentPolicy(AssignmentPolicyEnforcementType.RELATIVE);
    //initProfiling - start
    ProfilingDataManager profilingManager = ProfilingDataManager.getInstance();
    Map<ProfilingDataManager.Subsystem, Boolean> subsystems = new HashMap<>();
    subsystems.put(ProfilingDataManager.Subsystem.MODEL, true);
    subsystems.put(ProfilingDataManager.Subsystem.REPOSITORY, true);
    profilingManager.configureProfilingDataManagerForTest(subsystems, true);
    profilingManager.appendProfilingToTest();
    //initProfiling - end
    display("initial LDAP content", openDJController.dumpEntries());
}

Example 4 with ProfilingDataManager

use of com.evolveum.midpoint.util.aspect.ProfilingDataManager in project midpoint by Evolveum.

the class AbstractLdapTest method initSystem.

@Override
public void initSystem(Task initTask, OperationResult initResult) throws Exception {
    super.initSystem(initTask, initResult);
    // System Configuration
    PrismObject<SystemConfigurationType> config;
    try {
        config = repoAddObjectFromFile(SYSTEM_CONFIGURATION_FILE, initResult);
    } catch (ObjectAlreadyExistsException e) {
        throw new ObjectAlreadyExistsException("System configuration already exists in repository;" + "looks like the previous test haven't cleaned it up", e);
    }
    modelService.postInit(initResult);
    // to get profiling facilities (until better API is available)
    //        LoggingConfigurationManager.configure(
    //                ProfilingConfigurationManager.checkSystemProfilingConfiguration(config),
    //                config.asObjectable().getVersion(), initResult);
    // administrator
    PrismObject<UserType> userAdministrator = repoAddObjectFromFile(USER_ADMINISTRATOR_FILE, initResult);
    repoAddObjectFromFile(ROLE_SUPERUSER_FILE, initResult);
    login(userAdministrator);
    // Resources
    if (isImportResourceAtInit()) {
        resource = importAndGetObjectFromFile(ResourceType.class, getResourceFile(), getResourceOid(), initTask, initResult);
        resourceType = resource.asObjectable();
    }
    assumeAssignmentPolicy(AssignmentPolicyEnforcementType.RELATIVE);
    //initProfiling - start
    ProfilingDataManager profilingManager = ProfilingDataManager.getInstance();
    Map<ProfilingDataManager.Subsystem, Boolean> subsystems = new HashMap<>();
    subsystems.put(ProfilingDataManager.Subsystem.MODEL, true);
    subsystems.put(ProfilingDataManager.Subsystem.REPOSITORY, true);
    profilingManager.configureProfilingDataManagerForTest(subsystems, true);
    profilingManager.appendProfilingToTest();
    //initProfiling - end
    ciMatchingRule = matchingRuleRegistry.getMatchingRule(StringIgnoreCaseMatchingRule.NAME, DOMUtil.XSD_STRING);
    dnMatchingRule = matchingRuleRegistry.getMatchingRule(DistinguishedNameMatchingRule.NAME, DOMUtil.XSD_STRING);
    logTrustManagers();
    if (isAssertOpenFiles()) {
        lsof = new Lsof(TestUtil.getPid());
    }
}

Example 5 with ProfilingDataManager

use of com.evolveum.midpoint.util.aspect.ProfilingDataManager in project midpoint by Evolveum.

the class ProfilingTest method prof_02_profManagerConfigurationTest.

@Test
public void prof_02_profManagerConfigurationTest() {
    Map<ProfilingDataManager.Subsystem, Boolean> profMap = new HashMap<>();
    profMap.put(ProfilingDataManager.Subsystem.MODEL, true);
    profMap.put(ProfilingDataManager.Subsystem.PROVISIONING, false);
    profMap.put(ProfilingDataManager.Subsystem.REPOSITORY, false);
    profMap.put(ProfilingDataManager.Subsystem.SYNCHRONIZATION_SERVICE, false);
    profMap.put(ProfilingDataManager.Subsystem.TASK_MANAGER, false);
    profMap.put(ProfilingDataManager.Subsystem.UCF, false);
    profMap.put(ProfilingDataManager.Subsystem.WORKFLOW, false);
    profMap.put(ProfilingDataManager.Subsystem.WEB, false);
    ProfilingDataManager.getInstance().configureProfilingDataManager(profMap, TEST_MINUTE_DUMP_INTERVAL, true, false, false);
    ProfilingDataManager profManager = ProfilingDataManager.getInstance();
    assertSame(profManager.getMinuteDumpInterval(), TEST_MINUTE_DUMP_INTERVAL);
}