A Log Writing Demonstration
Learn about log capturing and stress testing, and evaluate the impact of the BogoSort algorithm on the responsiveness and performance of client applications.
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Overview
To demonstrate how this log catching works, this client application writes a bunch of messages and does an immense amount of computing. To see how responsive the log catcher is, we can start a bunch of copies of this application to stress-test the log catcher.
This client doesn’t leverage asyncio; it’s a contrived example of compute-intensive work with a few I/O requests wrapped around it. Using coroutines to perform the I/O requests concurrently with the computation is—by design—unhelpful in this example.
Example
We’ve written an application that applies a variation on the bogosort algorithm to some random data. This isn’t a practical algorithm, but it’s simple: it enumerates all possible orderings, searching for one that is the desired, ascending order. Here are the imports and an abstract superclass, ...