Examples with HttpServerMetric io.vertx.test.fakemetrics.HttpServerMetric used on opensource projects

Example 1 with HttpServerMetric

use of io.vertx.test.fakemetrics.HttpServerMetric in project vert.x by eclipse.

the class HttpMetricsTest method testPushPromise.

@Test
public void testPushPromise() throws Exception {
    waitFor(2);
    int numBuffers = 10;
    int contentLength = numBuffers * 1000;
    server.requestHandler(req -> {
        req.response().push(HttpMethod.GET, "/wibble", ar -> {
            HttpServerResponse pushedResp = ar.result();
            FakeHttpServerMetrics serverMetrics = FakeMetricsBase.getMetrics(server);
            HttpServerMetric serverMetric = serverMetrics.getMetric(pushedResp);
            assertNotNull(serverMetric);
            pushedResp.putHeader("content-length", "" + contentLength);
            AtomicInteger numBuffer = new AtomicInteger(numBuffers);
            vertx.setPeriodic(1, timerID -> {
                if (numBuffer.getAndDecrement() == 0) {
                    pushedResp.end();
                    assertNull(serverMetrics.getMetric(pushedResp));
                    vertx.cancelTimer(timerID);
                    complete();
                } else {
                    pushedResp.write(TestUtils.randomBuffer(1000));
                }
            });
        });
    });
    startServer();
    client = vertx.createHttpClient(new HttpClientOptions().setProtocolVersion(HttpVersion.HTTP_2));
    FakeHttpClientMetrics metrics = FakeMetricsBase.getMetrics(client);
    HttpClientRequest req = client.get(DEFAULT_HTTP_PORT, DEFAULT_HTTP_HOST, "/somepath", resp -> {
    });
    req.pushHandler(pushedReq -> {
        HttpClientMetric metric = metrics.getMetric(pushedReq);
        assertNotNull(metric);
        assertSame(pushedReq, metric.request);
        pushedReq.handler(resp -> {
            resp.endHandler(v -> {
                assertNull(metrics.getMetric(pushedReq));
                complete();
            });
        });
    });
    req.end();
    await();
}

Example 2 with HttpServerMetric

use of io.vertx.test.fakemetrics.HttpServerMetric in project vert.x by eclipse.

the class HttpMetricsTest method testHttpMetricsLifecycle.

private void testHttpMetricsLifecycle(HttpVersion protocol) throws Exception {
    waitFor(2);
    int numBuffers = 10;
    int contentLength = numBuffers * 1000;
    AtomicReference<HttpServerMetric> serverMetric = new AtomicReference<>();
    server.requestHandler(req -> {
        assertEquals(protocol, req.version());
        FakeHttpServerMetrics serverMetrics = FakeMetricsBase.getMetrics(server);
        assertNotNull(serverMetrics);
        serverMetric.set(serverMetrics.getMetric(req));
        assertNotNull(serverMetric.get());
        assertNotNull(serverMetric.get().socket);
        assertTrue(serverMetric.get().socket.connected.get());
        req.bodyHandler(buff -> {
            assertEquals(contentLength, buff.length());
            HttpServerResponse resp = req.response().putHeader("Content-Length", "" + contentLength);
            AtomicInteger numBuffer = new AtomicInteger(numBuffers);
            vertx.setPeriodic(1, timerID -> {
                if (numBuffer.getAndDecrement() == 0) {
                    resp.end();
                    assertNull(serverMetrics.getMetric(req));
                    vertx.cancelTimer(timerID);
                } else {
                    resp.write(TestUtils.randomBuffer(1000));
                }
            });
        });
    });
    startServer();
    CountDownLatch latch = new CountDownLatch(1);
    AtomicReference<HttpClientMetric> clientMetric = new AtomicReference<>();
    client = vertx.createHttpClient(new HttpClientOptions().setProtocolVersion(protocol));
    FakeHttpClientMetrics metrics = FakeMetricsBase.getMetrics(client);
    Context ctx = vertx.getOrCreateContext();
    ctx.runOnContext(v -> {
        HttpClientRequest req = client.get(DEFAULT_HTTP_PORT, DEFAULT_HTTP_HOST, "/somepath").exceptionHandler(this::fail);
        assertNull(metrics.getMetric(req));
        req.setChunked(true).handler(resp -> {
            clientMetric.set(metrics.getMetric(req));
            assertNotNull(clientMetric.get());
            assertNotNull(clientMetric.get().socket);
            assertTrue(clientMetric.get().socket.connected.get());
            resp.bodyHandler(buff -> {
                assertNull(metrics.getMetric(req));
                assertEquals(contentLength, buff.length());
                latch.countDown();
            });
        });
        for (int i = 0; i < numBuffers; i++) {
            req.write(TestUtils.randomBuffer(1000));
        }
        req.end();
    });
    awaitLatch(latch);
    client.close();
    waitUntil(() -> !serverMetric.get().socket.connected.get());
    assertEquals(contentLength, serverMetric.get().socket.bytesRead.get());
    assertEquals(contentLength, serverMetric.get().socket.bytesWritten.get());
    waitUntil(() -> !clientMetric.get().socket.connected.get());
    assertEquals(contentLength, clientMetric.get().socket.bytesRead.get());
    assertEquals(contentLength, clientMetric.get().socket.bytesWritten.get());
}

Example 3 with HttpServerMetric

use of io.vertx.test.fakemetrics.HttpServerMetric in project vert.x by eclipse.

the class HttpMetricsTest method testServerConnectionClosed.

private void testServerConnectionClosed(HttpVersion protocol) throws Exception {
    server.close();
    server = vertx.createHttpServer(new HttpServerOptions().setPort(DEFAULT_HTTP_PORT).setHost(DEFAULT_HTTP_HOST).setIdleTimeout(2));
    server.requestHandler(req -> {
        FakeHttpServerMetrics metrics = FakeMetricsBase.getMetrics(server);
        HttpServerMetric metric = metrics.getMetric(req);
        assertNotNull(metric);
        assertFalse(metric.failed.get());
        req.response().closeHandler(v -> {
            assertNull(metrics.getMetric(req));
            assertTrue(metric.failed.get());
            testComplete();
        });
    });
    startServer();
    client = vertx.createHttpClient(new HttpClientOptions().setProtocolVersion(protocol));
    HttpClientRequest req = client.get(DEFAULT_HTTP_PORT, DEFAULT_HTTP_HOST, "/somepath");
    req.handler(resp -> {
    }).end();
    await();
}