Hi,
I've read through archives and found that some people experience the same
problem but there were no solution. Tests work great fast on Windows Laptop
but unbarely slow on Linux server.
- I have the standard configuration from Latest AMQ release (4.*). The only
difference that I have tried Kaha persistence that works much faster than
JDBCJournal. I tried JDBCJournal as well -- perfomance difference is the
same.
- I use tcp transport
- Queue is persistent
- Session is transactional
First pair of tests commit session after every message. Second pair commit
after all messages are sent or received. I am especially concerned about
first pair that is too slow.
Windows:
Testing QService.sendMessage()
500 ops 453ms
Average speed: 1103 ops/s
Testing QService.consumeMessage()
500 ops 484ms
Average speed: 1033 ops/s
Testing QService.sendMessageNoCommit()
500 ops 188ms
Average speed: 2659 ops/s
Testing QService.consumeMessageNoCommit()
500 ops 125ms
Average speed: 4000 ops/s
Linux:
[java] Testing QService.sendMessage()
[java] 500 ops 22290ms
[java] Average speed: 22 ops/s
[java] Testing QService.consumeMessage()
[java] 500 ops 40366ms
[java] Average speed: 12 ops/s
[java] Testing QService.sendMessageNoCommit()
[java] 500 ops 926ms
[java] Average speed: 539 ops/s
[java] Testing QService.consumeMessageNoCommit()
[java] 500 ops 1017ms
[java] Average speed: 491 ops/s
I suspect it is something with activemq io libraries. Java web services work
fine on the same server, the problem is only with activemq.
Please, advise where I can look into
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