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loadtesting: request rate for uploading charts and get index drops a lot with 0.16.0 release #711
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I'll look at this , it seems that most of the CPU or latency are reported by If you can revert the #692 locally and run loadtesting again , it will help us a lot ~ |
Hi @scbizu, revert #692, seems the performance is worse than before. go tool pprof allocs.out go tool pprof profile.out |
Hi @zmaxyan , I try to reproduce this use our HEAD via our loadtesting script and my Mac(local storage), but I do not see the lots of latency dopped as you provide . Can you provide your CM startup commands and which storage you are using ? |
We used PVC as storage and just using "chartmuseum" as startup command. We using a chart yaml setting with some env parameters etc. @scbizu |
PVC can be various storage provision , and the storage throughout differs from the providers . Did you run it on AKS and use s3 as backend , or just run on local k8s cluster and use local-storage as backend ? |
This case we used the network storage with storageclass type RBD to dynamically create PVC. |
@zmaxyan Can you somehow monitor your disk I/O ? It seems like the bottleneck is the disk I/O or the network. |
Version:
0.16.0 release
Problem
Using locust to have the loadtesting, the request rate for uploading charts and get index drops a lot.
Description
Previously
Previously chartmuseum release version v0.12.0 with pvc:
locust -f locustfile.py --no-web -L DEBUG -c 200 -r 50 -n 100000 --csv=result
We define posting new charts and get index in locustfile.py. The request rate for uploading charts could arrive 300 req/s and get index 30 req/s
Using 0.16.0
But when we use 0.16.0, the request rate drops to 5 req/s and 0.5 req/s and after the charts arrives 230 or so, the post requests begin to fail.
From the log, you can see the latency is very high, {"L":"INFO","T":"2023-08-11T10:48:11.323Z","M":"[12781] Request served","path":"/api/mychart/charts","comment":"","clientIP":"XXXXX","method":"POST","statusCode":201,"latency":"19m6.78816919s","reqID":"xxxxxxxxxxxx"}
The chartmuseum pod cpu is not high only 50%
Using go tool pprof to get some data:
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