This project demonstrates usage of Spring Boot and Elastic Search as primary data store. In this demo, I was trying to experiment and do some benchmarks with inserting "a lot" of data into Elastic Search and query them in some moment. I'm using single Elastic Search node.
For starting the project you should install Elastic Search on your local computer or install it using Docker (I prefer using Docker Images/Containers).
Steps:
- Open terminal, navigate to project directory and run command:
mvn clean install -DskipTests - Run command:
docker-compose build - Run command:
docker-compose up -d. This command will start Elasic Search as Docker service - Run Spring Boot project
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Counting calls (319991)
Response time - first request: 630ms
Response time - other requests: ~12ms -
Search calls by note start part
Response time - first request: 186ms -
Search calls by note end part
Response time - first request: 700ms
Response time - other requests: ~60ms -
Search calls by customer primary identifier (100 records)
Response time - first request: 153ms
Response time - other requests: ~70ms
4.1. Search calls by customer primary identifier (500 records)
Response time - first request: 116ms
Response time - other requests: ~90ms
4.2. Search calls by customer primary identifier (10 000 records)
Response time - first request: 221ms
Response time - other requests: ~200ms
5.1. Search calls by product category name (100 records)
Response time - first request: 74ms
Response time - other requests: ~40ms
5.2. Search calls by product category name (500 records)
Response time - first request: 79ms
Response time - other requests: ~65ms
5.3. Search calls by product category name (10 000 records)
Response time - first request: 202ms
Response time - other requests: ~190ms
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