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Add wcfcore perf testing and deploy service with corewcf #4884

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Add perf testing with crank and deploy new service with corewcf. @HongGit @mconnew

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HongGit commented Aug 29, 2022

The WCFCorePerf and WCFCorePerfService is duplicate with the desktop version. What about rename WCFCorePerfService to CoreWCFService, and WCFCorePerf to WCFCorePerfClientUsingCoreWCFService (you could omit Service)?

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The WCFCorePerf and WCFCorePerfService is duplicate with the desktop version. What about rename WCFCorePerfService to CoreWCFService, and WCFCorePerf to WCFCorePerfClientUsingCoreWCFService (you could omit Service)?
I have renamed the project name

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mconnew commented Sep 1, 2022

This PR looks like it has a lot of other unrelated changes included in it that were already merged. It's making it really difficult to review. Can you rebase to main?

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This PR looks like it has a lot of other unrelated changes included in it that were already merged. It's making it really difficult to review. Can you rebase to main?

I have rebased main and do a force push

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WCFCorePerf:
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repository: https://github.com/dotnet/wcf.git
branchOrCommit: master
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These two changes aren't related with using CoreWCF as server, correct?

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These two changes aren't related with using CoreWCF as server, correct?

You are right, that means the client code will pull from main branch

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Use the Sdk ""Microsoft.NET.Sdk.Web" and remove the package reference to Microsoft.AspNetCore

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If change to "Microsoft.NET.Sdk.Web", visualstudio will throw IndexOutOfRangeException exception

static void Main(string[] args)
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string filePath = Path.Combine(Environment.CurrentDirectory, "WCFCorePerfService.exe");
Console.WriteLine(filePath);
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I think a better option is Assembly.GetEntryAssembly().Location as the exe doesn't need to be launched from the current directory.

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Assembly.GetEntryAssembly().Location will return the full path of coreWCFPerfService.dll. but I need to get the full path of exe and add into firewall

string filePath = Path.Combine(Environment.CurrentDirectory, "WCFCorePerfService.exe");
Console.WriteLine(filePath);
string command = $" advfirewall firewall add rule name=\"WCFCorePerfService\" dir=in protocol=any action=allow program=\"{filePath}\" enable=yes";
ExecuteCommand(command, Environment.CurrentDirectory, TimeSpan.FromSeconds(20));
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A better option is to directly modify the firewall. You can find some old code which does this here. It's basically a helper class which uses the COM component for programming the firewall and includes automatic cleanup of process exit. I believe this will work now as there's COM support in recent versions of .NET.

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I have use COM to add rules in the firewall. but this only support in windows OS


BenchmarksEventSource.Measure("wcfcoreperf/requests", request);
BenchmarksEventSource.Measure("wcfcoreperf/rps/max", request / test._paramPerfMeasurementDuration.TotalSeconds);
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The value you are dividing by is the wrong one. The total time taken will always be more than the specified duration time by an average of half the average request time. You need to measure the actual duration taken to complete the while loop and divide by that.

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I used EndTime-BeginTime , and found the value is equal to the specified duration. Maybe something wrong in the code

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mconnew commented Oct 22, 2022

        string filePath = Path.Combine(Environment.CurrentDirectory, "WcfCorePerfCrankService.exe");

My understanding was we weren't going to be downloading anything any more and would always compile the perf crank service fresh each time.


Refers to: src/System.Private.ServiceModel/tests/Benchmarks/PerfUsingNetfxWCFService/NetfxWCFPerfService/Program.cs:35 in c7d5bf1. [](commit_id = c7d5bf1, deletion_comment = False)

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        string filePath = Path.Combine(Environment.CurrentDirectory, "WcfCorePerfCrankService.exe");

My understanding was we weren't going to be downloading anything any more and would always compile the perf crank service fresh each time.

Refers to: src/System.Private.ServiceModel/tests/Benchmarks/PerfUsingNetfxWCFService/NetfxWCFPerfService/Program.cs:35 in c7d5bf1. [](commit_id = c7d5bf1, deletion_comment = False)

@mconnew Crank only support .netcore and cannot build projects which target with .netframework. so I use download way to start service. do you know other way to host .netframewrok service?

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