sample-schema

This repo provides a dirt simple load test schedule to show the simplest, happiest-pathiest go-lo loadtest.

Pre-requisites

You will need:

1. A go-lo stack built and running
2. golo-cli installed and running
3. The golang compiler/ ecosystem from your package manager or from here
4. This repo

Compiling the schedule

The simplest compilation is:

$ CGO_ENABLED=0 go build -o schedule

This will statically compile any dependant libraries into the binary- this will help ensure your schedule can run on remote hosts without having to install extra libraries.

If, however, you're on a non-linux machine and you're running go-lo with docker or remotely on linux you will need to do:

$ CGO_ENABLED=0 GOOS=linux go build -o schedule

Starting the schedule

If running on localhost:

$ golo-cli -f sched.toml

If running on a remote host:

$ GOLO_HOSTS=10.0.0.12 golo-cli -f sched.toml --provider env

For further options, see github.com/go-lo/golo-cli

Viewing the results

Visit your chronograf node, open the Data Explorer tab and run:

SELECT count("size") AS "count_size" FROM "simple_job_runner"."autogen"."request" WHERE time > now() - 5m GROUP BY time(1s), "url"

This should show you a graph of requests per second by url, and is the simplest chart possible.