EventIngestor

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This is a demo repo to simulate an app which will ingest a high-volume of events that could come from a device, user behavior, machine on a factory floor, etc. From there, parsing, aggregation and/or persisting to a data store/event pipeline could take place. Currently, this app just outputs to Logger as I am focusing on the Supervisor setup. Different types of supervision trees are used, notably, a PartitionSupervisor to support horizontal scaling.

Parent Supervisor: Application Supervisor

PartitionSupervisors: EventIngestorPartitionSupervisor, EventFlusherPartitionSupervisor

GenServers: EventIngestor, EventFlusher(Acts like a Cronjob service)

flowchart TD
    ISup(Application's Main Supervisor) --> EIPSup(EventIngestorPartitionSupervisor)
    ISup(Application's Main Supervisor) --> EFPSup(EventFlusherPartitionSupervisor)
    EIPSup(EventIngestorPartitionSupervisor) --> EI1(EventIngestor 1)
    EIPSup(EventIngestorPartitionSupervisor) --> EI2(EventIngestor 2)
    EIPSup(EventIngestorPartitionSupervisor) --> EI3(EventIngestor 3)
    EFPSup(EventFlusherPartitionSupervisor) --> EF1(EventFlusher 1)
    EFPSup(EventFlusherPartitionSupervisor) --> EF2(EventFlusher 2)
    EFPSup(EventFlusherPartitionSupervisor) --> EF3(EventFlusher 3)

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Stress Testing

test_events = [
  %UserEvent{id: "1", user_id: "1", action_data: [type: :knob, left: "5"]},
  %UserEvent{id: "2", user_id: "1", action_data: [type: :knob, right: "6"]},
  %UserEvent{id: "3", user_id: "1", action_data: [type: :knob, left: "8"]},
  %UserEvent{id: "4", user_id: "2", action_data: [type: :knob, left: "5"]},
  %UserEvent{id: "5", user_id: "2", action_data: [type: :knob, right: "1"]},
  %UserEvent{id: "6", user_id: "2", action_data: [type: :knob, left: "2"]}
]

# Run 100,000 simulated requests
1..100_000
|> Task.async_stream(
  fn _ ->
    # Pick a random event
    event = Enum.random(test_events)

    # Cast the event to an instance of `EventIngestor`
    EventIngestor.persist_event(event)
  end,
  # Run the tests with 2,000 concurrent process
  max_concurrency: 2_000
)
|> Stream.run()

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Inspired by

The inspiration comes from the Elixir Patterns book, Chapter 5. Scaling up With PartitionSupervisor. As of this writing, the elixirpatterns.dev site seems to be down.

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