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TODO
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parametize the threads, user count, ramp up time and total seconds so can just add that on command line and don't need to rebuild the test in gui each time
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Instructions on doing exactly that here
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https://dev.to/raphael_jambalos/simulate-real-user-behavior-in-apache-jmeter-load-tests-58bl
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OLDER STUFF
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Goals
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1) DEV READINESS: Find fail points that prevent release and need adjusting
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2) MARKETING / HOSTING: Find out what kind of specific load (number of simultaneous users) a droplet can handle
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What are the bottlenecks specifically?
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Find out what categories of users can fit into which sized hardware
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i.e. a small shop with 10 users can infinitely use the tiniest droplet??
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Does database size matter when it comes to load? (not specifically reporting on huge numbers of records for example, just normal sane operation)
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Load / capacity / stress testing
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Find problem areas - dev / pre-release
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Have an idea what hardware can support what load of users - marketing/ support / sales
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how far can it go before failure?
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what is the maxium simultaneous users for a given hardware config
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digital ocean can help with this as we can spin up progressively more peformant droplets and load / stress test them to know
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Does it recover from failure?
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Find prior unknown bugs that result in failure under stress
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todo: make sure it's simulating realistically, i.e. how users would really work with it as much as possible
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todo: add parameters for max of each object or read data and auto know, create objects, generate report,filterid
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todo: remove anything redundant, best to test each area of server, not every single route
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simpler is better for load testing, this isn't a completeness or acceptance test method leave that to cypress e2e
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todo: generate reports in load test
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todo: create records in load test
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avoid inventory affecting for the moment, too complex to test, just a customer or something simple for now
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# LINKS
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https://www.howtogeek.com/668986/how-to-use-the-linux-top-command-and-understand-its-output/ |