Open-source probe analyzer handles multi-threading #558
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…ines to modify the event reception and processing in networkanalyzer into multiple threads. Signed-off-by: YDMsama <ydmsama@gmail.com>
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We should close the channel and stop the goroutine when shutting down the analyzer. |
… and stop the goroutine when shutting down the analyzer Signed-off-by: YDMsama <ydmsama@gmail.com>
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…_size to the configuration files Signed-off-by: YDMsama <ydmsama@gmail.com>
…_size to the configuration files Signed-off-by: YDMsama <ydmsama@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: YDMsama <ydmsama@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: YDMsama <ydmsama@gmail.com>
dxsup
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Description
We've optimized the networkanalyzer component of the open-source probe analyzer. By leveraging Go's goroutines, we've separated event reception from processing, allowing them to run concurrently. The ConsumeEvent function now queues events, while a new ProcessEvents function, running in its own goroutine, handles processing. This enhancement boosts efficiency, especially under high event loads.
How Has This Been Tested?
The compiled image can run normally locally and receive data.