def testSingleBatch(self):
mc = MemcacheConnection((MEMCACHE_IP, 11211))
#batch = mc.batch()
#batch.set('bset_1', 10)
#batch.set('bset_2', 20)
#batch.get('bset_1')
#batch.get('bset_2')
#result = batch.execute()
#print result.receive()
#print result.receive()
#print result.receive()
#print result.receive()
N = 400
B = 400
with unittest.timer() as tmr:
for i in range(N):
batch = mc.batch()
for j in range(B):
batch.set('test2', 'hello world!')
for _ in batch.execute(
): #TODO why do we need to read out results?
pass
print 'single server batch set keys/sec', tmr.sec(B * N)
def testExtraSingle(self):
"""test stuff that only makes sense on a single server connection"""
mc = MemcacheConnection((MEMCACHE_IP, 11212))
res1, v1 = mc.version()
res2, v2 = mc.version()
self.assertEquals(MemcacheResult.OK, res1)
self.assertEquals(MemcacheResult.OK, res2)
self.assertEquals(str, type(v1))
self.assertEquals(str, type(v2))
self.assertTrue(len(v1) > 1)
self.assertEquals(v1, v2)
def testExtraSingle(self):
"""test stuff that only makes sense on a single server connection"""
mc = MemcacheConnection((MEMCACHE_IP, 11211))
res1, v1 = mc.version()
res2, v2 = mc.version()
self.assertEquals(MemcacheResult.OK, res1)
self.assertEquals(MemcacheResult.OK, res2)
self.assertEquals(str, type(v1))
self.assertEquals(str, type(v2))
self.assertTrue(len(v1) > 1)
self.assertEquals(v1, v2)
def testSingleBatch(self):
mc = MemcacheConnection((MEMCACHE_IP, 11212))
#batch = mc.batch()
#batch.set('bset_1', 10)
#batch.set('bset_2', 20)
#batch.get('bset_1')
#batch.get('bset_2')
#result = batch.execute()
#print result.receive()
#print result.receive()
#print result.receive()
#print result.receive()
N = 400
B = 400
with unittest.timer() as tmr:
for i in range(N):
batch = mc.batch()
for j in range(B):
batch.set('test2', 'hello world!')
for _ in batch.execute(): #TODO why do we need to read out results?
pass
print 'single server batch set keys/sec', tmr.sec(B * N)
def testBasicSingle(self):
mc = MemcacheConnection((MEMCACHE_IP, 11211))
self.sharedTestBasic(mc)
