I am building a high load http service that will consume thousands of messages per second and pass it to a messaging system like activemq.
I currently have a rest service (non-camel, non-jetty) that accepts posts from http clients and returns a plain successful respone and i could load test this using apache ab.
We are also looking at camel-jetty as input endpoint since it has integration components for activemq and be part of an esb if required. Before i start building a camel-jetty to activemq route i want to test the load that camel-jetty can support. What should my jetty only route look like,
I am thinking of the route
from("jetty:http://0.0.0.0:8085/test").transform(constant("a"));
and use apache ab to test. I am concerned if this route provides a real camel-jetty capacity since transform could add overhead. or would it not.
Based on these tests i am planning to build the http-mq with or without camel.
