Viktor Kolomeyko ad981c7f13
ENT-2569: Integration test to simulate FlowWorker restart. (#1463)
* ENT-2569: Integration test to simulate Rpc/FlowWorker restart.

Initial analysis shows that 15-25 MB cannot be accounted for after RpcWorker restart.
Please see below for stats sample.
I will need to run memory profiler to understand where the memory is going.

Sample 1:
```
Memory stats @Very beginning - Used memory: 66,167 KB, Total memory: 1,158,144 KB, Max memory: 7,414,784 KB
Memory stats @Between restarts - Used memory: 214,952 KB, Total memory: 3,228,160 KB, Max memory: 7,414,784 KB
Memory stats @Very end - Used memory: 231,285 KB, Total memory: 3,226,112 KB, Max memory: 7,414,784 KB
```

Sample 2:
```
Memory stats @Very beginning - Used memory: 65,649 KB, Total memory: 1,125,376 KB, Max memory: 7,414,784 KB
Memory stats @Between restarts - Used memory: 202,542 KB, Total memory: 3,390,976 KB, Max memory: 7,414,784 KB
Memory stats @Very end - Used memory: 217,969 KB, Total memory: 3,387,392 KB, Max memory: 7,414,784 KB
```

* ENT-2569: Repair FlowWorkerTest and make it use signed network parameters.

* ENT-2569: Take flow worker up and down multiple times.

* ENT-2569: Add memory consumption stats.

Sample output for 10 iterations (1 warm-up and 9 subsequent):
```
Memory stats @Very beginning - Used memory: 126,495 KB, Total memory: 1,599,488 KB, Max memory: 7,416,832 KB
Memory stats @After warm-up round - Used memory: 172,411 KB, Total memory: 2,096,128 KB, Max memory: 7,416,832 KB
Memory stats @Testing done - Used memory: 196,912 KB, Total memory: 2,213,376 KB, Max memory: 7,416,832 KB
```
So during 9 iterations/restart cycles we have lost ~25MB.

* ENT-2569: Re-structure the test in preparation for 2nd legal name.

* ENT-2569: Mote test re-structure.

* ENT-2569: Introduce BankB into the test scenario.
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Corda

Corda Enterprise

Corda Enterprise is R3's closed source patch set on top of Corda Open Source. It adds features and improvements that we plan to charge for.

Corda is an open source blockchain project, designed for business from the start. Only Corda allows you to build interoperable blockchain networks that transact in strict privacy. Corda's smart contract technology allows businesses to transact directly, with value.

Features

  • Smart contracts that can be written in Java and other JVM languages
  • Flow framework to manage communication and negotiation between participants
  • Peer-to-peer network of nodes
  • "Notary" infrastructure to validate uniqueness and sequencing of transactions without global broadcast
  • Enables the development and deployment of distributed apps called CorDapps
  • Written in Kotlin, targeting the JVM

Extra features

  • Doorman
  • SOCKS relaying
  • Flow triage screen in Explorer
  • No stupid jokes at startup
  • SGX

Getting started

  1. Read the Getting Started documentation
  2. Run the Example CorDapp
  3. Read about Corda's Key Concepts
  4. Follow the Hello, World! tutorial

Contributing

We welcome contributions to Corda! Please see our CONTRIBUTING.md.

License

Apache 2.0

Acknowledgements

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Corda is an open source blockchain project, designed for business from the start. Only Corda allows you to build interoperable blockchain networks that transact in strict privacy. Corda's smart contract technology allows businesses to transact directly, with value.
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