My Simple Performance Benchmark for Spring Integration
My Simple Performance Benchmark for Spring Integration
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I was looking for any official performance benchmarks I could find for the Spring Integration framework, but I was unable to find any. So, I decided to create my own benchmark in order to better understand the framework’s performance ability.
I measured my test on a physical server that has 8 CPU’S. The producers and the consumers are in the same network on different JVM’S\Machines. The application included two Direct (Queue’s) channels:
Producer1 – > Queue1 -> Consumer1 -> Producder2-> Queue2 -> Consumer2
The message is a six-character String converted to a ByteArray. The message measurement starting point is at Producder1.
For executing 3 million messages, here were the stats I recorded:
1. Throughput: ~10,000 m/s
2. Latency: ~0.1244 ms
Pretty good results compared to the current message queue market.
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