Releases: rabbitmq/rabbitmq-perf-test
1.4.0
Changes between 1.3.0 and 1.4.0
This is a maintenance release with new features, bug fixes, and an upgrade of the Java Client.
Support TLS options on the command line
It's now possible to use TLS JVM options on the command line, e.g. to use peer authentication. See the documentation for more information.
GitHub issue: #35
Add auto-delete option for queue creation
PerfTest used to always create auto-delete queues. It's now possible to use -ad false to create non-auto-delete queues.
GitHub issue: #38
Add option to specify queue arguments
Queue argument can now be specified with the qa option, e.g. -qa 'x-message-ttl=1000000,x-dead-letter-exchange=amq.direct,x-max-priority=10'
GitHub issue: #39
Add option to simulate consumer latency
Consumers can now simulate a processing time with the L option, e.g. -L 5000. The time unit is the microsecond (i.e. -L 5000 means to wait for 5 ms). Note the actual wait time is subject to the precision and accuracy of system timers and schedulers.
GitHub issue: #40
Upgrade to Java Client 4.2.2
GitHub issue: #41
Bind to pre-declared queue for publisher-only test
GitHub issue: #43
Calculate latency based on consumed message header
Display of consumer metrics was broken when specifying content of messages (-b and -B options).
GitHub issue: #50
2.0.0.RC1
This is pre-release for the 2.0.0 major version. It introduces new metrics (median and percentiles) and CSV export. The new metrics are now the default, legacy metrics (min/avg/max latency) can still be used with the l flag. This pre-release uses Java Client 5.0.0 and requires Java 8 or more to run.
Compute median and percentiles instead of min/average/max
min/avegerage/max are not very useful metrics, whereas 9x percentiles are the industry standard for metrics these days. PerfTest uses the Dropwizard Metrics library under the covers.
GitHub issue: #27
Use median and percentiles as default in the output
The median and percentiles are now the defaults in the console output. Use the l flag if you absolutely need the legacy metrics (min/avegerage/max).
GitHub issue: #32
Produce timing results in a CSV file
PerfTest can export the median and percentiles metrics to a CSV file (option o on the command line).
GitHub issue: #28
Set minimum Java version to 8
GitHub issue: #46
Upgrade to Java Client 5.0.0
GitHub issue: #47
Use default exchange by default
GitHub issue: #45
1.4.0.RC3
Changes between 1.3.0 and 1.4.0.RC3
This is a pre-release with new features, a bug fix, and an upgrade of the Java Client.
Support TLS options on the command line
It's now possible to use TLS JVM options on the command line, e.g. to use peer authentication. See the documentation for more information.
GitHub issue: #35
Add auto-delete option for queue creation
PerfTest used to always create auto-delete queues. It's now possible to use -ad false to create non-auto-delete queues.
GitHub issue: #38
Add option to specify queue arguments
Queue argument can now be specified with the qa option, e.g. -qa 'x-message-ttl=1000000,x-dead-letter-exchange=amq.direct,x-max-priority=10'
GitHub issue: #39
Add option to simulate consumer latency
Consumers can now simulate a processing time with the L option, e.g. -L 5000. The time unit is the microsecond (i.e. -L 5000 means to wait for 5 ms). Note the actual wait time is subject to the precision and accuracy of system timers and schedulers.
GitHub issue: #40
Upgrade to Java Client 4.2.2
GitHub issue: #41
Bind to pre-declared queue for publisher-only test
GitHub issue: #43
1.4.0.RC2
Changes between 1.3.0 and 1.4.0.RC2
This is a pre-release with new features and an upgrade of the Java Client.
Support TLS options on the command line
It's now possible to use TLS JVM options on the command line, e.g. to use peer authentication. See the documentation for more information.
GitHub issue: #35
Add auto-delete option for queue creation
PerfTest used to always create auto-delete queues. It's now possible to use -ad false to create non-auto-delete queues.
GitHub issue: #38
Add option to specify queue arguments
Queue argument can now be specified with the qa option, e.g. -qa 'x-message-ttl=1000000,x-dead-letter-exchange=amq.direct,x-max-priority=10'
GitHub issue: #39
Add option to simulate consumer latency
Consumers can now simulate a processing time with the L option, e.g. -L 5000. The time unit is the microsecond (i.e. -L 5000 means to wait for 5 ms). Note the actual wait time is subject to the precision and accuracy of system timers and schedulers.
GitHub issue: #40
Upgrade to Java Client 4.2.2
GitHub issue: #41
1.4.0.RC1
Changes between 1.3.0 and 1.4.0.RC1
This is a pre-release with a new feature and an upgrade of the Java Client.
Support TLS options on the command line
It's now possible to use TLS JVM options on the command line, e.g. to use peer authentication. See the documentation for more information.
GitHub issue: #35
Upgrade to Java Client 4.2.1
GitHub issue: #36
1.3.0
Changes between 1.2.0 and 1.3.0
This is a maintenance release with a new feature, bug fixes, and an upgrade of the Java Client.
Add -B and -T options to load message body from disk
One or several files can be used as the body of the messages sent by the tool. The -T option can be used to specify of the content-type of the file(s).
GitHub issue: #24
Upgrade Java Client to 4.1.1
GitHub issue: #26
Don't predeclare any queues when --predeclared and -y 0 are combined
GitHub issue: #25
Handle queue names option properly
When used programatically (not from the command line), the MulticastParams class could trigger an exception when manipulating the queue names property.
GitHub issue: #22
Drop immediate flag
The immediate flag isn't supported for a long time, so the corresponding option has been removed.
GitHub issue: #30
v1.3.0.RC2
Changes between 1.2.0 and 1.3.0.RC2
This is a pre-release with a new feature, bug fixes, and an upgrade of the Java Client.
Add -B and -T options to load message body from disk
One or several files can be used as the body of the messages sent by the tool. The -T option can be used to specify of the content-type of the file(s).
GitHub issue: #24
Upgrade Java Client to 4.1.1
GitHub issue: #26
Don't predeclare any queues when --predeclared and -y 0 are combined
GitHub issue: #25
Handle queue names option properly
When used programatically (not from the command line), the MulticastParams class could trigger an exception when manipulating the queue names property.
GitHub issue: #22
Drop immediate flag
The immediate flag isn't supported for a long time, so the corresponding option has been removed.
GitHub issue: #30
1.3.0.RC1
Changes between 1.2.0 and 1.3.0.RC1
This is a pre-release with a new feature, bug fixes, and an upgrade of the Java Client.
Add -B and -T options to load message body from disk
One or several files can be used as the body of the messages sent by the tool. The -T option can be used to specify of the content-type of the file(s).
GitHub issue: #24
Upgrade Java Client to 4.1.1
GitHub issue: #26
Don't predeclare any queues when --predeclared and -y 0 are combined
GitHub issue: #25
Handle queue names option properly
When used programatically (not from the command line), the MulticastParams class could trigger an exception when manipulating the queue names property.
GitHub issue: #22