Examples with Stopwatch org.javasimon.Stopwatch used on opensource projects

Example 26 with Stopwatch

use of org.javasimon.Stopwatch in project midpoint by Evolveum.

the class MidScaleNewRepoTest method test610AddPeakUsers.

@Test
public void test610AddPeakUsers() throws SchemaException {
    OperationResult operationResult = createOperationResult();
    Stopwatch stopwatch = stopwatch("user.addPeak", "Repository addObject(user) - 3rd batch");
    for (int userIndex = 1; userIndex <= PEAK_USER_COUNT; userIndex++) {
        String name = String.format("user-peak-%07d", userIndex);
        UserType user = new UserType(prismContext).name(PolyStringType.fromOrig(name)).description(randomDescription(name));
        addExtensionValues(user);
        try (Split ignored = stopwatch.start()) {
            repositoryService.addObject(user.asPrismObject(), null, operationResult);
        } catch (ObjectAlreadyExistsException e) {
            QUser u = aliasFor(QUser.class);
            user.setOid(selectOne(u, u.nameOrig.eq(name)).oid.toString());
        }
        if (userIndex % 10 == 0) {
            userOidsToGet.add(user.getOid());
        }
    }
// no query recorder in this test
}

Example 27 with Stopwatch

use of org.javasimon.Stopwatch in project midpoint by Evolveum.

the class MidScaleNewRepoTest method test230AddMoreShadows.

@Test
public void test230AddMoreShadows() throws SchemaException {
    OperationResult operationResult = createOperationResult();
    Stopwatch stopwatch = stopwatch("shadow.addMore", "Repository addObject(shadow) - 2nd batch");
    for (int userIndex = MORE_USER_START; userIndex <= MORE_USER_COUNT; userIndex++) {
        for (Map.Entry<String, String> resourceEntry : resources.entrySet()) {
            String name = String.format("shadow-more-%07d-at-%s", userIndex, resourceEntry.getKey());
            ShadowType shadowType = createShadow(name, resourceEntry.getValue());
            // for the last user, but only once for a single resource
            if (userIndex == MORE_USER_COUNT && queryRecorder.getQueryBuffer().isEmpty()) {
                queryRecorder.startRecording();
            }
            try (Split ignored = stopwatch.start()) {
                repositoryService.addObject(shadowType.asPrismObject(), null, operationResult);
            } catch (ObjectAlreadyExistsException e) {
            // Ignored
            }
            if (queryRecorder.isRecording()) {
                queryRecorder.stopRecording();
            }
        }
        // we need to free memory from time to time
        if (userIndex % 10 == 0) {
            compactOperationResult(operationResult);
            // to get rid of finished operations list
            clearPerformanceMonitor();
        }
    }
    queryRecorder.stopRecording();
}

Example 28 with Stopwatch

use of org.javasimon.Stopwatch in project midpoint by Evolveum.

the class MidScaleNewRepoTest method test710GetUserMore.

@Test
public void test710GetUserMore() throws SchemaException, ObjectNotFoundException {
    OperationResult operationResult = createOperationResult();
    Stopwatch stopwatch = stopwatch("user.get2", "Repository getObject() -> user, 2nd test");
    queryRecorder.startRecording();
    for (String userOid : userOidsToGet) {
        try (Split ignored = stopwatch.start()) {
            assertThat(repositoryService.getObject(UserType.class, userOid, null, operationResult)).isNotNull();
        }
        if (queryRecorder.isRecording()) {
            queryRecorder.stopRecording();
        }
    }
    queryRecorder.stopRecording();
}

Example 29 with Stopwatch

use of org.javasimon.Stopwatch in project midpoint by Evolveum.

the class MidScaleNewRepoTest method test010InitResources.

@Test
public void test010InitResources() throws SchemaException {
    OperationResult operationResult = createOperationResult();
    Stopwatch stopwatch = stopwatch("resource.add", "Repository addObject(resource)");
    for (int resourceIndex = 1; resourceIndex <= RESOURCE_COUNT; resourceIndex++) {
        String name = String.format("resource-%03d", resourceIndex);
        ResourceType resourceType = new ResourceType(prismContext).name(PolyStringType.fromOrig(name)).description(randomDescription(name));
        if (resourceIndex == RESOURCE_COUNT) {
            queryRecorder.clearBufferAndStartRecording();
        }
        try (Split ignored = stopwatch.start()) {
            repositoryService.addObject(resourceType.asPrismObject(), null, operationResult);
        } catch (ObjectAlreadyExistsException e) {
            QResource r = aliasFor(QResource.class);
            resourceType.setOid(selectOne(r, r.nameOrig.eq(name)).oid.toString());
        }
        resources.put(name, resourceType.getOid());
    }
    queryRecorder.stopRecording();
}

Example 30 with Stopwatch

use of org.javasimon.Stopwatch in project midpoint by Evolveum.

the class MidScaleNewRepoTest method test110GetUser.

@Test
public void test110GetUser() throws SchemaException, ObjectNotFoundException {
    if (MORE_USER_START > 1) {
        throw new SkipException("Skipping, as we probably want to continue with more users");
    }
    OperationResult operationResult = createOperationResult();
    Stopwatch stopwatch = stopwatch("user.get1", "Repository getObject() -> user, 1st test");
    queryRecorder.startRecording();
    for (String userOid : userOidsToGet) {
        try (Split ignored = stopwatch.start()) {
            assertThat(repositoryService.getObject(UserType.class, userOid, null, operationResult)).isNotNull();
        }
        if (queryRecorder.isRecording()) {
            // stop does not clear entries, so it will not be started again above
            queryRecorder.stopRecording();
        }
    }
    queryRecorder.stopRecording();
}