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I’m trying to test concurrently request (brute force test), with 1000 request/sec (same request id). I’m using Rest API.

The service running on distributed system, I’m using 3 pods.

The problem is I got duplication when inserting data, because we use distributed 3 pods consume concurrently (the request).

Then I tried some method to handle duplication:

  1. Using sync.Mutex still got duplicate because each pods has process different var sync.Mutex . So it’s not lock each pods.
  2. Using singleflight it’s work on 1 pods, but when run on distributed pods, it still duplicate, because different var singleflight also.
  3. Using Redis Lock DLM (Distributed Lock Management). It’s work on 1 pods, but when distributed, it’s still duplicate also.

The one that I’ve not yet implemented is using Message Queue .

Before I try that, is there any simple method to handle duplication from distributed system ?

Abyan Juang Kecci
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I know i'm late to the party, but to anyone interested, there is a distributed redis lock https://github.com/go-redsync/redsync . It doesn't follow Lock interface strictly, but it should be easy to implement.

serqol
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