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Lastly, a stress test needs to be done in order to see if there are any bottlenecks that can be fixed. Will make another comment about the specifics closer to the v1.0 milestone completing.
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If you're looking to benchmark a specific method's performance I would look into JMH. What exactly to benchmark, is up to you.
Stress testing would require us to create a stand-alone application that will simulate thousands of users and perform specific actions. This would be easy with a less-obfuscated client, but is still doable. Once we're able to simulate users and actions, we can profile the server application locally, using Java Mission Control or Java Flight Recorder, and locate any anomalies (memory leaks, bottlenecks, etc).
Lastly, a stress test needs to be done in order to see if there are any bottlenecks that can be fixed. Will make another comment about the specifics closer to the v1.0 milestone completing.
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