Cloud Device Driver (CDD) is a framework that makes developers more efficient when writing Lambda
code for Greengrass Cores. See the CDDBaseline
README for more information.
This function is used to benchmark Java performance on a Greengrass Core. It publishes messages
as fast as it can on the ${AWS_IOT_THING_NAME}/cdd/benchmark/output/java
topic and publishes the summary data about
the number of messages it can publish per second on the ${AWS_IOT_THING_NAME}/cdd/benchmark/results/java
topic.
This is a long-lived Lambda function that does not require any interaction. It will start immediately when your core starts.
The ${AWS_IOT_THING_NAME}/cdd/benchmark/results/java
topic is routed to the cloud so you can view it in the AWS IoT
console.
Here is a sample record from a Raspberry Pi 3:
{
"seconds": 95.848,
"messagesPublished": 727,
"messagesPerSecond": 7.584926133043987,
"errors": 0
}