berserker | load generator with pluggable input source | Animation library
kandi X-RAY | berserker Summary
kandi X-RAY | berserker Summary
Berserker is designed to be modular from beginning as illustrated on the following diagram. Rate generator controls the rate at which load generator operates, rate is expressed on per second basis, or better say, number of impulses which will be generated within one second. Each time impulse is generated load generator fetches data from data source and passes it to worker. Since those are simple interfaces, it is easy to add additional module implementing either data source, worker and even rate generator. Following diagram represents possible modules for Load Generator of which some are already implemented. Berserker is designed as command line tool, but having modular architecture makes it easy to use it as Java library as well.
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- Invoked by the servlet
- Get all headers from request metadata
- Creates a new HTTP request
- Calculate the calculated url
- Creates an instance of HttpWorker
- Get optional value
- Extract the headers from the configuration
- Returns a worker based on configuration
- Calculates the MQTT version
- Creates a thread pool executor
- Returns the head of this queue
- Fills the internal buffer
- Get data source from the configuration
- Gets the next element
- Process a worker
- Returns the rate for a given period
- Returns the number of elements in this queue
- Returns a worker based on the configuration
- Process incoming messages
- Entry point for the load generator runner
- Creates a JmxReporter
- Handles a message
- Processes the incoming message
- Create a new worker instance
- Accepts multiple options
- Creates an instance of a Kafka worker
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QUESTION
I am having trouble to achieve a desired result using cloneNode() and append(). When I execute the code below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Sep-26 at 12:41You are cloning the entire ul
(unordered list) for each item and appending them to the magic-area
.
Consider not using the
- you created. But create an
ul
for each iteration of items starting with A and B.
QUESTION
Well, I have this xml file executed in a jar file and I want to add a new field and update another, the problem arises when adding a new one comes out as correct but nothing is flattened and when updating the data, I don't stop getting an error that I have the wrong fields,
Here the code xml:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Feb-03 at 15:04In the insert
expression, you are telling the XQuery engine to insert the node before
//musica
. However, is the root node of the document, so inserting a node before it would cause the XML file to be non-well-formed. I would expect the engine to throw an error.
If your goal is to insert the element into the
element, you would use the following expression:
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Install berserker
You can use berserker like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the berserker component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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