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[Good First Issue] Add Support for Specifying Topic Prefix for Catch-up Reading in Performance Test #2373
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/assign |
Hello, I have a few questions in the process of implementing this issue, and I hope to get answers. Regarding your optimization requirement: "By adding the -catchup-topic-prefix prefix, the script can reuse the existing topic", I found that the perfcommend class is the actual test tool. Do I need to modify the code of this class to verify the "-catchup-topic-prefix" prefix parameter, or can I meet the requirement by simply modifying the logic of automq-perf-test.sh? |
Hello, @xiayu1118, the Specifically, you should add the new command-line option (e.g., Feel free to reach out if you need further clarification or assistance during implementation! |
Got it! |
Hello, I encountered a problem while trying to test my new bash script that supports reusing existing themes through prefixes: Does autoMQ currently support source code deployment? I encountered a lot of problems while compiling and packaging autoMQ, and I was wondering if I had gone in the wrong direction; Or is there a more convenient way to run test scripts? |
It's okay, I solved it here. |
/assign |
Background
AutoMQ provides the
automq-perf-test.sh
script to test performance under different scenarios. Currently, it supports testing "catch-up read" (cold read) scenarios by:But currently, each test requires spending significant time to accumulate messages, which slows down the test.
Goal
Save testing time by allowing users to pre-specify topics or topic groups (via a prefix) for catch-up read testing.
Required Changes
--catchup-topic-prefix
) to specify a topic prefix for catch-up read testing.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: