07-running-from-CI.md

Running LoadTests from CI servers

HTTPLoadTest, used as pipeline example (bash example)

JSON=$(<ReadTestSpecification-TestHealth.json ); wget -v --post-data "jsonConfig=${JSON}" -X POST  http://localhost:28086/HTTPLoadTest-baseline/loadTest/form/read
JSON=$(<WriteTestSpecification_TestOauth2ProtectedResource.json ); wget -v --post-data "jsonConfig=${JSON}" -X POST  http://localhost:28086/HTTPLoadTest-baseline/loadTest/form/write
JSON=$(<LoadTestBenchmark.json ); wget -v --post-data "jsonConfig=${JSON}" -X POST  http://localhost:28086/HTTPLoadTest-baseline/loadTest/form/benchmark
JSON=$(<LoadTestConfig.json ); wget -v --post-data "jsonConfig=${JSON}" -X POST  http://localhost:28086/HTTPLoadTest-baseline/loadTest/form
##  wait until loadtest is complete
while [[ "$(curl -s -o /dev/null -w ''%{http_code}'' localhost:28086/HTTPLoadTest-baseline/loadTest/runstatus)" == "409" ]]; do sleep 5; done
## check the results.txt against QA rules
wget  --content-on-error http://localhost:28086/HTTPLoadTest-baseline/loadTest/runstatus
## To download results from earlier test-runs, use /health to find the name of the test-run, and
cat runstatus

• If you want to embed the Loadtests in your normal maven test, let us take a look at how that might be done example of embedding Loadtest in maven test.
• With your automation completed, it's time to explore advanced topics and use of HTTPLoadTest.