RELP Flooder library rlp_10

Standalone version of rlp_09

Features

• Simple to use

• Scales to as many threads as wanted

• Supports infinite flooding and sending specific amount of events

Limitations

• Minimal failure tolerance, mostly meant for testing

• Limited usability outside specific testing situations

• Supports only one record per RELP batch

• No TLS support yet

How to compile

mvn clean package

How to run

java -jar rlp_10.jar

Configurations

System property	Default value	Usage
hostname	localhost	Sets hostname for the record
appname	rlp_10	Sets used appname for the record
target	127.0.0.1	RELP target server
port	1601	RELP target port
threads	4	RELP Flooder thread count
useTls	false	Is TLS used for connections (Note: Not implemented)
payloadSize	10	Record message extra padding
reportInterval	10	How often report should be printed
maxRecordsSent	-1	How many records should be sent (-1 for infinity). By default, this is per-thread but with usePerThreadIterator=false it is the total amount.
usePerThreadIterator	true	Should each thread act as an independent iterator (will send maxRecordsSent * threads amount of records)

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