Usage:
- Clone or download this repository.
- Build Docker image:
docker build -t daytrader .
- Run Docker image using embedded database:
docker run -it --rm -p 9080:9082 daytrader- Running with embedded db, database tables are created and populated on start.
- Run Docker image using remote database:
docker run -it --rm -p 9080:9082 -e REMOTE_DB_IP_ADDRESS=10.0.75.1 daytrader- Derby server is in specified IP address.
- Remember to create tables and populate database, if not using sample database.
- Access the app: http://127.0.0.1:9080/
- Login credentials:
- Username: uid:0
- Password: xxx
Sample database with Daytrader data is provided as Docker image.
- Change to directory sample_database.
- Build Derby Docker image:
docker build -t derby-daytrader .
- Run Docker image using :
docker run -it --rm -p 1527:1527 derby-daytrader
- Run Daytrader image using remote database:
docker run -it --rm -p 9080:9082 -e REMOTE_DB_IP_ADDRESS=10.0.75.1 daytrader- Derby server is in specified IP address.
DevOps pipeline demonstration uses this app and Jenkins, IBM Cloud Private and AWS.
To see the pipeline in action:
- Update application in develop-branch:
- open daytrader-ee7-web/src/main/webapp/contentHome.html
- Change/update the HTML code.
- Update version in VERSION.
- Merge develop to test/master, commit, push and let DevOps pipeline do the deployment.
- Go to application and see the change you made.
A sample Helm chart to deploy this application is in helm-directory.
The branches of this repository are used in DevOps pipeline demonstration.
- develop - Development work. No automatic build.
- build - No automatic build/deployment except automatic build of kazhar/daytrader:build Docker image.
- test - Test environment using automatic build & deployment to AWS.
- master - Production build. Automatic build & deployment to on-premise IBM Cloud Private.
The idea is that all work is done using develop-branch and when application is ready for testing, develop is merged to test-branch and application is tested running in AWS. When application is ready for production, test or develop branch is merged to master and automatic deployment deploys the application on IBM Cloud Private.
Jmeter test plan is available. This plan is used to put load on the DayTrader application. It is not meant to be performance testing plan of DayTrader application or infrastructure where it runs.
Plan uses JMeter 4.0. It simulates user who logs in, views portfolio, views quotes, buys stock, views quotes again and then logs out.
This sample contains the DayTrader 7 benchmark, which is an application built around the paradigm of an online stock trading system. The application allows users to login, view their portfolio, lookup stock quotes, and buy or sell stock shares. With the aid of a Web-based load driver such as Apache JMeter, the real-world workload provided by DayTrader can be used to measure and compare the performance of Java Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) application servers offered by a variety of vendors. In addition to the full workload, the application also contains a set of primitives used for functional and performance testing of various Java EE components and common design patterns.
DayTrader is an end-to-end benchmark and performance sample application. It provides a real world Java EE workload. DayTrader's new design spans Java EE 7, including the new WebSockets specification. Other Java EE features include JSPs, Servlets, EJBs, JPA, JDBC, JSF, CDI, Bean Validation, JSON, JMS, MDBs, and transactions (synchronous and asynchronous/2-phase commit).
This sample can be installed onto WAS Liberty runtime versions 8.5.5.6 and later.
Browse the code to see what it does, or build and run it yourself:
- Building and running on the command line
- Building and running using Eclipse and WebSphere Development Tools (WDT)
- Downloading WAS Liberty
Once the server has been started, go to http://localhost:9082/daytrader to interact with the sample.
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