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* fix(perf): stop pubsub bulk perf test OOM-killing the k6 sidecar The k6 publisher daprd is OOM-killed at the default 512Mi limit during TestPubsubBulkPublishBulkSubscribeHttpPerformance for Pulsar. Raise its limit to 1Gi, and raise the bulk p95 threshold for RabbitMQ and Pulsar from 500ms to 2000ms to match current CI latency. Signed-off-by: Javier Aliaga <javier@diagrid.io> * fix(perf): raise k6 request timeout for delay_wf at 500 VUs In TestDelayWorkflowsAtScale (t_500_10000) the slowest delay_wf completions reach k6's 60s default request timeout, which fails requests that are only slow. Use 300s for that scenario and keep 60s for the rest. Signed-off-by: Javier Aliaga <javier@diagrid.io> * fix(perf): raise RabbitMQ bulk subscribe threshold to 3000ms The PR perf run measured a RabbitMQ bulk p95 of 2627ms with no failed requests. Weekly runs ranged from 902ms to 1734ms. Use 3000ms, the same as the RabbitMQ normal subscribe threshold. Signed-off-by: Javier Aliaga <javier@diagrid.io> --------- Signed-off-by: Javier Aliaga <javier@diagrid.io>
Dapr Workflows Performance Tests
This project aims to test the performance of Dapr workflows under a few common
patterns (constant VUs, constant iterations, max VUs, delayed workflows, and
varying payload sizes). The tests are implemented in workflow_test.go and
driven by k6.
Glossary
- VU (Virtual User): The number of concurrent workflows running at a time
- Iterations: Total number of workflow runs
- Req_Duration: Time taken to complete a workflow run
- Sidecar: Dapr Sidecar
Test plan
For these tests, a single instance of the perf-workflowsapp application with
its Dapr sidecar is deployed on a Kubernetes cluster. Resource requests/limits
for the app and sidecar (CPU and memory) are configured in workflow_test.go
via the App* and Dapr* fields of the AppDescription.
All scenarios:
- Use k6 to send HTTP requests against the workflow app
- Initialize the workflow runtime before starting the load
- Collect k6 metrics plus app/sidecar resource usage and restart counts into a
summary table where we then chart the metrics in
tests/perf/report/charts/v1.16.3/workflows/
TestWorkflowWithConstantVUs
Workflow Description
- Contains 5 chained activities ran in the
sum_series_wfworkflow - Each activity performs numeric calculation and the result is sent back to the workflow
Scenario:
- Uses a single scenario
t_30_300(30 VUs and 300 total iterations) and runs it 3 times without restarting the app:- Inputs:
["100"] - Scenarios:
["t_30_300", "t_30_300", "t_30_300"]
- Inputs:
- After each run, the test records:
- k6 latency and throughput metrics
- App and sidecar CPU / memory usage
- Total restart count
TestWorkflowWithConstantIterations
Workflow Description
- Contains 5 chained activities ran in the
sum_series_wfworkflow - Each activity performs numeric calculation and the result is sent back to the workflow
Scenario:
- Keeps the total iterations constant (300) while increasing the maximum VUs:
- Inputs:
["100"] - Scenarios:
["t_30_300", "t_60_300", "t_90_300"]
- Inputs:
- Before each subtest run, the app is restarted to clear state:
- This isolates how scaling the VUs affects latency and resource usage for the same total amount of work
TestSeriesWorkflowWithMaxVUs
Workflow Description
- Contains 5 chained activities ran in the
sum_series_wfworkflow with a higher VU count to stress the series workflow - Each activity performs numeric calculation and the result is sent back to the workflow
Scenario:
- Single scenario with high concurrency and more iterations:
- Inputs:
["100"] - Scenarios:
["t_350_1400"](350 VUs and 1400 iterations)
- Inputs:
- Verifies all workflow instances complete successfully and records app/sidecar resource usage and latency metrics
TestParallelWorkflowWithMaxVUs
Workflow Description
- Runs
sum_parallel_wf, which contains 5 activities ran in parallel whose results are aggregated by the workflow
Scenario:
- Single high-concurrency scenario:
- Inputs:
["100"] - Scenarios:
["t_110_440"](110 VUs and 440 iterations)
- Inputs:
- Focuses on fan-out/fan-in behavior under load, again recording k6 metrics and resource usage
TestWorkflowWithDifferentPayloads
Workflow Description
- Runs
state_wf, which performs state operations:- Activity 1 saves data of a given size in the configured state store
- Activity 2 reads the saved data back
- Activity 3 deletes the data
- The workflow takes the data size as input and passes a string of that size as the payload to the activity
Scenario:
- Keeps the scenario constant while varying payload size:
- Scenarios:
["t_30_300"]for all runs - Inputs:
["10000", "50000", "100000"]bytes
- Scenarios:
- For each payload size, the test:
- Runs the same k6 scenario
- Records latency, throughput, and app/sidecar resource usage
- Outputs the effective payload size to the summary table
- Restarts the application between runs