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Testing the number of runner check workers
This package includes a comprehensive test for comparing the efficiency of running checks with differing numbers of check workers.
To run this test, use the following command:
go test {path_to_runner_package} -run TestNumWorkersEfficiency -v -args -efficiency [optional args]
The test is configured by run-time flags. The available flags are described below.
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
| -static | Run the check with the default number of workers (vs a dynamic number) |
| -lazy | Run the check using a lazy wait (vs a busy wait) |
| -python | Use a python check (vs a golang check) |
| -memory | Run the memory tests: involves running 5 sets of checks and displaying the memory stats after each |
| -granularity={} | (For memory test) How many checks to run in each set - default 100 |
| -wait={} | How long each test check will take to complete (ms) - default 100 |
Note: there's a bug in the python checks test causing the tests to crash occasionally
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Index ¶
Constants ¶
This section is empty.
Variables ¶
var ( // TestWg is used for testing the number of check workers TestWg sync.WaitGroup )
Functions ¶
func GetCheckStats ¶
GetCheckStats returns the check stats map
func RemoveCheckStats ¶
RemoveCheckStats removes a check from the check stats map
Types ¶
type Runner ¶
type Runner struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Runner ...
func NewRunner ¶
func NewRunner() *Runner
NewRunner takes the number of desired goroutines processing incoming checks.
func (*Runner) AddWorker ¶
func (r *Runner) AddWorker()
AddWorker adds a new worker to the worker pull
func (*Runner) Stop ¶
func (r *Runner) Stop()
Stop closes the pending channel so all workers will exit their loop and terminate All publishers to the pending channel need to have stopped before Stop is called
func (*Runner) StopCheck ¶
StopCheck invokes the `Stop` method on a check if it's running. If the check is not running, this is a noop
func (*Runner) UpdateNumWorkers ¶
UpdateNumWorkers checks if the current number of workers is reasonable, and adds more if needed
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