Network latency correction between Vitro and the outsourced tripplet #378
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Testing performance of external graph usage:
What does this pull request do?
This PR partially solves the network latency problem in the communication between a VIVO instance in server-less mode and its remote triples server.
What's new?
Four classes are affected by this PR:
- JsonServlet - Decrease the number of individuals called per page
- IndividualListController - Unify the individual name value to be processed per page as defined in JsonServlet
- GetRenderedSearchIndividualsByVClass - Set the addShortViewRenderings method to parallel processing mode
How should this be tested?
Prerequisites
Note: it is important that both servers (VIVO & TripleStore) are in their own computational instance (VM) to observe network latency during SPARQL calls
Configuration
:application :hasContentTripleSource :sparqlContentTripleSource ;
and the contents of `sparqlContentTripleSourceHere is a sample configuration for AWS-NEPTUNE for our development
Compilation and execution
Additional Notes:
For more details on how to perform more formal testing, please refer to the outcome definition
Interested parties
@chenejac