kombu 4.0 is slower than kombu 3.0.37 when pulish messaging
See original GitHub issueIt’s my code:
conn = Connection('amqp://admin:passw0rd@172.23.23.113')
channel = conn.channel()
exchange = Exchange('pengdong', 'direct', channel=channel, durable=True)
producer = conn.Producer(channel=channel, exchange=exchange)
while True:
producer.publish("abc", routing_key="fang",delivery_mode=2)
when I run my code in kombu 4.0 ,I find the rate is only 80/s from the rabbitmq management site. But if I use the kombu 3.0.37 , I find the rate is up to 4000/s.
Why are there so huge difference between the two version of kombu ?
I use pyamqp as the amqplib in both case.
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It’s funny, because I have been arguing at work that it’s fine for grown ups to use mutable default arguments, then I walk right into this wall.
Hah, I see what’s going on now…
The list of entities to declare is growing for every publish call 😃