Examples with ResourceLimits org.eclipse.hono.util.ResourceLimits used on opensource projects

Example 11 with ResourceLimits

use of org.eclipse.hono.util.ResourceLimits in project hono by eclipse.

the class HonoEventConnectionEventProducerTest method testConnectedSucceeds.

@Test
void testConnectedSucceeds(final VertxTestContext ctx) {
    final String tenantId = "tenant";
    final Device authenticatedDevice = new Device(tenantId, "device");
    tenant = new TenantObject(tenantId, true).setResourceLimits(new ResourceLimits().setMaxTtl(500));
    when(tenantClient.get(anyString(), any())).thenReturn(Future.succeededFuture(tenant));
    producer.connected(context, "device-internal-id", "custom-adapter", authenticatedDevice, new JsonObject(), null).onComplete(ctx.succeeding(ok -> {
        ctx.verify(() -> {
            verify(sender).sendEvent(eq(tenant), any(RegistrationAssertion.class), eq(EventConstants.EVENT_CONNECTION_NOTIFICATION_CONTENT_TYPE), any(), any(), any());
        });
        ctx.completeNow();
    }));
}

Example 12 with ResourceLimits

use of org.eclipse.hono.util.ResourceLimits in project hono by eclipse.

the class PrometheusBasedAsyncCacheLoaderTest method testExecuteQuerySetsAuthHeader.

/**
 * Verifies that the Basic authentication header is set if username and password have been
 * configured.
 */
@Test
public void testExecuteQuerySetsAuthHeader() {
    config.setUsername("hono");
    config.setPassword("hono-secret");
    givenCurrentConnections(0);
    final TenantObject tenant = TenantObject.from(Constants.DEFAULT_TENANT, true).setResourceLimits(new ResourceLimits().setMaxConnections(10));
    final var key = new LimitedResourceKey(tenant.getTenantId(), (tenantId, ctx) -> Future.succeededFuture(tenant));
    final var result = loader.asyncLoad(key, executor);
    assertThat(result.isDone()).isTrue();
    verify(bufferReq).basicAuthentication(eq("hono"), eq("hono-secret"));
}

Example 13 with ResourceLimits

use of org.eclipse.hono.util.ResourceLimits in project hono by eclipse.

the class ProtonBasedDownstreamSenderTest method testDownstreamEventHasCreationTimeAndTtl.

/**
 * Verifies that a downstream event always contains a creation-time
 * and a time-to-live as defined at the tenant level.
 */
@Test
public void testDownstreamEventHasCreationTimeAndTtl() {
    final TenantObject tenant = TenantObject.from(Constants.DEFAULT_TENANT, true);
    final RegistrationAssertion device = new RegistrationAssertion("4711");
    tenant.setResourceLimits(new ResourceLimits().setMaxTtl(60L));
    // WHEN sending a message without specifying any properties
    sender.sendEvent(tenant, device, "text/plain", Buffer.buffer("hello"), null, span.context());
    // THEN the message contains a creation-time
    verify(protonSender).send(argThat(message -> message.getCreationTime() > 0 && message.getTtl() == 60000L), VertxMockSupport.anyHandler());
}