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circuitbreaker_test.go
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package gocbcore
import (
"sync/atomic"
"time"
)
func (suite *StandardTestSuite) TestLazyCircuitBreakerSuccessfulCanary() {
var canarySent int32
var breaker *lazyCircuitBreaker
breaker = newLazyCircuitBreaker(CircuitBreakerConfig{
VolumeThreshold: 4,
ErrorThresholdPercentage: 60,
SleepWindow: 10 * time.Millisecond,
RollingWindow: 70 * time.Millisecond,
}, func() {
atomic.StoreInt32(&canarySent, 1)
breaker.MarkSuccessful()
})
if !breaker.AllowsRequest() {
suite.T().Fatalf("Circuit breaker should have allowed request")
}
breaker.MarkSuccessful()
if !breaker.AllowsRequest() {
suite.T().Fatalf("Circuit breaker should have allowed request")
}
breaker.MarkSuccessful()
if !breaker.AllowsRequest() {
suite.T().Fatalf("Circuit breaker should have allowed request")
}
breaker.MarkFailure()
if !breaker.AllowsRequest() {
suite.T().Fatalf("Circuit breaker should have allowed request")
}
breaker.MarkFailure()
if !breaker.AllowsRequest() {
suite.T().Fatalf("Circuit breaker should have allowed request")
}
breaker.MarkFailure()
if breaker.AllowsRequest() {
suite.T().Fatalf("Circuit breaker should not have allowed request")
}
// Give time for the sleep window to expire
time.Sleep(20 * time.Millisecond)
if breaker.AllowsRequest() {
suite.T().Fatalf("Circuit breaker should not have allowed request")
}
// Give time for the canary to be sent
time.Sleep(10 * time.Millisecond)
if atomic.LoadInt32(&canarySent) != 1 {
suite.T().Fatalf("Circuit breaker should have sent canary")
}
if !breaker.AllowsRequest() {
suite.T().Fatalf("Circuit breaker should have allowed request")
}
// Give time for rolling window to reset.
time.Sleep(100 * time.Millisecond)
breaker.MarkSuccessful()
if !breaker.AllowsRequest() {
suite.T().Fatalf("Circuit breaker should have allowed request")
}
}
func (suite *StandardTestSuite) TestLazyCircuitBreakerFailedCanary() {
var canarySent int32
var breaker *lazyCircuitBreaker
breaker = newLazyCircuitBreaker(CircuitBreakerConfig{
VolumeThreshold: 4,
ErrorThresholdPercentage: 60,
SleepWindow: 10 * time.Millisecond,
RollingWindow: 70 * time.Millisecond,
}, func() {
atomic.StoreInt32(&canarySent, 1)
breaker.MarkFailure()
})
if !breaker.AllowsRequest() {
suite.T().Fatalf("Circuit breaker should have allowed request")
}
breaker.MarkSuccessful()
if !breaker.AllowsRequest() {
suite.T().Fatalf("Circuit breaker should have allowed request")
}
breaker.MarkSuccessful()
if !breaker.AllowsRequest() {
suite.T().Fatalf("Circuit breaker should have allowed request")
}
breaker.MarkFailure()
if !breaker.AllowsRequest() {
suite.T().Fatalf("Circuit breaker should have allowed request")
}
breaker.MarkFailure()
if !breaker.AllowsRequest() {
suite.T().Fatalf("Circuit breaker should have allowed request")
}
breaker.MarkFailure()
if breaker.AllowsRequest() {
suite.T().Fatalf("Circuit breaker should not have allowed request")
}
// Give time for the sleep window to expire.
time.Sleep(20 * time.Millisecond)
if breaker.AllowsRequest() {
suite.T().Fatalf("Circuit breaker should not have allowed request")
}
// Give time for the canary to be sent.
time.Sleep(10 * time.Millisecond)
if atomic.LoadInt32(&canarySent) != 1 {
suite.T().Fatalf("Circuit breaker should not have sent canary")
}
if breaker.AllowsRequest() {
suite.T().Fatalf("Circuit breaker should not have allowed request")
}
// Give time for rolling window to reset.
time.Sleep(100 * time.Millisecond)
breaker.MarkSuccessful()
if breaker.AllowsRequest() {
suite.T().Fatalf("Circuit breaker should not have allowed request")
}
}
func (suite *StandardTestSuite) TestLazyCircuitBreakerReset() {
var canarySent int32
var breaker *lazyCircuitBreaker
breaker = newLazyCircuitBreaker(CircuitBreakerConfig{
VolumeThreshold: 4,
ErrorThresholdPercentage: 60,
SleepWindow: 10 * time.Millisecond,
RollingWindow: 1 * time.Second,
}, func() {
atomic.StoreInt32(&canarySent, 1)
breaker.MarkFailure()
})
if !breaker.AllowsRequest() {
suite.T().Fatalf("Circuit breaker should have allowed request")
}
breaker.MarkFailure()
if !breaker.AllowsRequest() {
suite.T().Fatalf("Circuit breaker should have allowed request")
}
breaker.MarkFailure()
if !breaker.AllowsRequest() {
suite.T().Fatalf("Circuit breaker should have allowed request")
}
breaker.MarkFailure()
if !breaker.AllowsRequest() {
suite.T().Fatalf("Circuit breaker should have allowed request")
}
breaker.MarkFailure()
if breaker.AllowsRequest() {
suite.T().Fatalf("Circuit breaker should not have allowed request")
}
breaker.Reset()
// Give time for the sleep window to expire, in this case we expect things to have been reset
// so nothing should have happened.
time.Sleep(20 * time.Millisecond)
if !breaker.AllowsRequest() {
suite.T().Fatalf("Circuit breaker should have allowed request")
}
// Give time for the canary to be sent
time.Sleep(10 * time.Millisecond)
if atomic.LoadInt32(&canarySent) != 0 {
suite.T().Fatalf("Circuit breaker should not have sent canary")
}
if !breaker.AllowsRequest() {
suite.T().Fatalf("Circuit breaker should have allowed request")
}
// Give time for rolling window to reset.
time.Sleep(100 * time.Millisecond)
breaker.MarkSuccessful()
if !breaker.AllowsRequest() {
suite.T().Fatalf("Circuit breaker should have allowed request")
}
}