2020-10-07 20:09:32,330 INFO Request to 'GET /test123' was received on '2020-10-07T19:09:32.326Z' from '127.0.0.1'. Response was sent on '2020-10-07T19:09:32.397Z' to '127.0.0.1'. Total processing time 71ms
trafficparrot.virtualservice.handlebars.select.indexAndCacheCsvFiles=truethe CSV file loading performance will be significantly improved.
javax.servlet.ServletException: java.lang.IllegalStateException: Insufficient configured threads: required=212 < max=200 for QueuedThreadPool[qtp318353283]@12f9af83{STARTED,8<=168<=200,i=0,r=20,q=0}[ReservedThreadExecutor@71b3bc45{s=0/20,p=0}]
The fix is to increase the number of threads Jetty can spin up. This was done by exposing two properties to configure HTTP Jetty server thread queues:
trafficparrot.gui.http.queuedThreadPool.maxThreads=200 trafficparrot.gui.http.queuedThreadPool.minThreads=8
"sslCipherSuite": "TLS_RSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA", "sslPeerName": "OU=TP IBM MQ"To provide the server and client certificates you can add the following config to jvm.args:
-Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=certificates/ca-chain.jks -Djavax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword=trafficparrot -Djavax.net.ssl.keyStore=certificates/mq-client.jks -Djavax.net.ssl.keyStorePassword=trafficparrot -Dcom.ibm.mq.cfg.useIBMCipherMappings=false
For more details see Connect to the queue manager via SSL/TLS channels
trafficparrot.ibmmq.logger.logMessageBodyAsPrintableCharacters=false
test@test-pcs:~/Downloads/trafficparrot-no-jre-5.x.y$ export TP_STARTUP_WAIT_MILLIS=180000 test@test-pcs:~/Downloads/trafficparrot-no-jre-5.x.y$ ./start.sh /optf/programs/jdk1.8.0_181/bin/java Picked up environment startup timeout in milliseconds 180000
trafficparrot.ibmmq.start.queue.replay.on.startup.script=classpath:start-ibmmq-queue-replay-on-startup.txt
trafficparrot.ibmmq.connect.options.accessQueue.output=MQOO_OUTPUT|MQOO_FAIL_IF_QUIESCING
trafficparrot.ibmmq.logger.logMessageBody=true
trafficparrot.virtualservice.mapping.cache.milliseconds=0 trafficparrot.virtualservice.mapping.cache.populate.on.startup=false
"readConnectionsToOpen": 5, "writeConnectionsToOpen": 5
"receiveThreads" : 5, "sendThreads" : 1
"maxMessagesInProgress": 1000000
# # This is a sample comment 1 # RequestQueueManager:'Request QM1' ResponseQueueManager:'Response QM1' RequestQueueNames:'REQ_1_A','REQ_1_B' # # This is a sample comment 2 # RequestQueueManager:'Request QM2' ResponseQueueManager:'Response QM2' RequestQueueNames:'REQ_2_A','REQ_2_B'
# # This is a sample comment # QueueManager:'Local Docker MQ 9' ProxyRequestQueue:'PROXY_PROCESS_PAYMENT' LiveRequestQueue:'PROCESS_PAYMENT' LiveResponseQueue:'PAYMENT_PROCESSESED' ProxyResponseQueue:'PROXY_PAYMENT_PROCESSESED' # # This is a sample comment # QueueManager:'Local Docker MQ 9' ProxyRequestQueue:'PROXY_CREATE_ORDER' LiveRequestQueue:'CREATE_ORDER' LiveResponseQueue:'ORDER_CREATED' ProxyResponseQueue:'PROXY_ORDER_CREATED'
This means that the standard WireMock client libraries can be used when connecting to the API port e.g. when using WireMock.configureFor("localhost", 8080, "/api/http");
Custom HTTP clients or a browser may continue to drop the /__admin section of the path so that API calls such as http://localhost:8080/api/http/mappings can be made
#
# Template used for gRPC mapping file names
#
# Available properties:
# {{ mapping.id }}
# {{ mapping.package }}
# {{ mapping.service }}
# {{ mapping.method }}
# {{ mapping.isSuccess }}
# {{ mapping.status.name }}
# {{ mapping.status.code }}
#
# Available commands:
# {{ countGrpcMappings package=mapping.package service=mapping.service method=mapping.method success=true offset=1 format='%02d' }}
trafficparrot.virtualservice.grpc.saved.mapping.file.name.template={{ mapping.package }}.{{ countGrpcMappings package=mapping.package offset=1 format='%02d' }}.{{ mapping.service }}-{{ mapping.method }}[{{ mapping.status.name }}]
trafficparrot.virtualservice.grpc.saved.mapping.file.name.collision.suffix.template=-{{ mapping.id }}
UNKNOWN: Traffic Parrot Virtual Service: No responses matched the given request. See the Traffic Parrot logs for more details.
Request was not matched
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helloworldgreetersayhello-38d8ac56-38fe-4a57-89b3-5af8368 |
874a5.json |
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ANY | ANY
helloworld.Greeter/SayHello | helloworld.Greeter/SayHello
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Protocol: GRPC | Protocol: GRPC
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{ | { <<<<< Body does not match [equalToJson]
"inputName" : "example" | "inputName" : "not matching"
} | }
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Configure how long to cache the proto files during replay using the trafficparrot.virtualservice.grpc.server.replay.proto.cache.milliseconds property.
A value of 0 means do not cache at all.
Configure the number of boss and worker threads of the gRPC server using the trafficparrot.virtualservice.grpc.server.boss.threads and trafficparrot.virtualservice.grpc.server.worker.threads properties.
The special value DOUBLE_NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS means use double the number of processors.