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Is there a way to do grpc bidirectional streaming application load testing to send 100req/sec to a server

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I was testing a grpc bidrectional streaming application which is in below link and it is working fine.

https://github.com/melledijkstra/python-grpc-chat

Do we have any tool to trigger bidirectional streaming say 100 requests per second as we use wrk/jmeter for rest/http APIs?

I tried exposing the API (run) into rest and triggering 100 req/sec using wrk tool. Seems to be not a proper approach.

 @app.route('/', methods=['GET'])
 def send_message(self, event):
 """
 This method is called when user enters something into the textbox
 """
 message = self.entry_message.get()
 if message is not '':
 n = chat.Note()
 n.name = self.username
 n.message = message
 print("S[] ".format(n.name, n.message))
 self.conn.SendNote(n)

Complete code is the actual grpc chat application: https://github.com/melledijkstra/python-grpc-chat

I wanted to do a load testing of a grpc bidirectional streaming application to send 100 requests per second to a server. Is there a possible approach to it?

This is to test that my server can handle the enough load with this chat functionality.

grpc

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I was testing a grpc bidrectional streaming application which is in below link and it is working fine.

https://github.com/melledijkstra/python-grpc-chat

Do we have any tool to trigger bidirectional streaming say 100 requests per second as we use wrk/jmeter for rest/http APIs?

I tried exposing the API (run) into rest and triggering 100 req/sec using wrk tool. Seems to be not a proper approach.

 @app.route('/', methods=['GET'])
 def send_message(self, event):
 """
 This method is called when user enters something into the textbox
 """
 message = self.entry_message.get()
 if message is not '':
 n = chat.Note()
 n.name = self.username
 n.message = message
 print("S[] ".format(n.name, n.message))
 self.conn.SendNote(n)

Complete code is the actual grpc chat application: https://github.com/melledijkstra/python-grpc-chat

I wanted to do a load testing of a grpc bidirectional streaming application to send 100 requests per second to a server. Is there a possible approach to it?

This is to test that my server can handle the enough load with this chat functionality.

grpc

share|improve this question

edited Mar 27 at 7:50

Mahesh

asked Mar 27 at 7:43

MaheshMahesh

3644 bronze badges

add a comment | 

I was testing a grpc bidrectional streaming application which is in below link and it is working fine.

https://github.com/melledijkstra/python-grpc-chat

Do we have any tool to trigger bidirectional streaming say 100 requests per second as we use wrk/jmeter for rest/http APIs?

I tried exposing the API (run) into rest and triggering 100 req/sec using wrk tool. Seems to be not a proper approach.

 @app.route('/', methods=['GET'])
 def send_message(self, event):
 """
 This method is called when user enters something into the textbox
 """
 message = self.entry_message.get()
 if message is not '':
 n = chat.Note()
 n.name = self.username
 n.message = message
 print("S[] ".format(n.name, n.message))
 self.conn.SendNote(n)

Complete code is the actual grpc chat application: https://github.com/melledijkstra/python-grpc-chat

I wanted to do a load testing of a grpc bidirectional streaming application to send 100 requests per second to a server. Is there a possible approach to it?

This is to test that my server can handle the enough load with this chat functionality.

grpc

share|improve this question

edited Mar 27 at 7:50

Mahesh

asked Mar 27 at 7:43

MaheshMahesh

3644 bronze badges

 @app.route('/', methods=['GET'])
 def send_message(self, event):
 """
 This method is called when user enters something into the textbox
 """
 message = self.entry_message.get()
 if message is not '':
 n = chat.Note()
 n.name = self.username
 n.message = message
 print("S[] ".format(n.name, n.message))
 self.conn.SendNote(n)

grpc

grpc

share|improve this question

edited Mar 27 at 7:50

Mahesh

asked Mar 27 at 7:43

MaheshMahesh

3644 bronze badges

share|improve this question

edited Mar 27 at 7:50

Mahesh

asked Mar 27 at 7:43

MaheshMahesh

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asked Mar 27 at 7:43

MaheshMahesh

3644 bronze badges

asked Mar 27 at 7:43

MaheshMahesh

3644 bronze badges