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Ivan Folgueira Bande 3c602482b2 limin max peers in both postgres and sqlite nodes 
This is aimed to narrow down the test environment and avoid
interferences because we have different number of nodes sharing
messages.
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adding a Docker compose option that allows to compare postgres & sqlite metrics
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jmeter
Moving jmeter related files to a jmeter folder
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monitoring
Connecting nodes with bootstrap node and adding go-waku store clients
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postgres_cfg
postgres.conf for 2GB RAM and 1 core
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docker-compose-manual-binaries.yml
docker-compose-manual: set num users store_query_maker from env
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msg_publisher.sh
docker/msg_publisher.sh: setting a more realisting message size
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README.md
adding a Docker compose option that allows to compare postgres & sqlite metrics
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run_bootstrap.sh
run_bootstrap: adding status.prod dns-discovery-url
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run_nwaku_store_postgres_ubuntu.sh
limin max peers in both postgres and sqlite nodes
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run_nwaku_store_sqlite_ubuntu.sh
limin max peers in both postgres and sqlite nodes
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run_waku_store_query_maker.sh
docker-compose-manual: set num users store_query_maker from env
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run_wakupublisher.sh
Connecting nodes with bootstrap node and adding go-waku store clients
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README.md

Summary

The docker compose starts two nwaku nodes with the Store protocol mounted but one is connected to SQLite and the other to Postgres. The performance can be compared through grafana.

Details

The two nodes are interconnected.

Grafana dashboard helps to compare performance

Comparing performance

Within the docker compose we define another entities that make the nwaku nodes to send messages between them, and therefore, each received message is stored. On the other hand, another container(s) perform Store requests.