TestEngineering/Services/LoadsV1ClientTestHost
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- It is always best to configure an AWS instance as the host for all load testing.
- All load tests can now run on the localhost (the AWS instance) or against the new Loads Cluster.
- See the following links for more information:
Creating a RHEL AWS instance
- Pick a Region then Create Instance > Launch Instance
- Follow the prompts to create a basic, RHEL-flavored instance
- Use of the QA/Dev key pairs that have been set up for this:
- US East Key Pair: QA-Dev-Share (created by jbonacci) for general use
- US West Key Pair: QA-dev-share (created by RaFromBRC) for general use
- Once the instance is running, log in as "ec2-user"
- The following apps, tools, and libs will need to be installed for use with various Services applications:
- gcc, gcc-c++
- hg
- git
- python-devel
- automake, autoconf, and libtool (required for libzmq, for easy_install)
- pip
- virtualenv
- node/npm
- zeromq 3.X
- gmp, gmp-devel
- Also, general rhel updates:
$ sudo yum -y update and/or $ sudo yum -y upgrade
- Now, the instance should be ready for installing and using the Loads tool.
Creating an Ubuntu AWS instance
- Pick a Region then Create Instance > Launch Instance
- Follow the prompts to create a basic, Ubuntu-flavored instance
- Use of the QA/Dev key pairs that have been set up for this:
- US East Key Pair: QA-Dev-Share (created by jbonacci) for general use
- US West Key Pair: QA-dev-share (created by RaFromBRC) for general use
- Once the instance is running, log in as "ubuntu"
- The following apps, tools, and libs will need to be installed for use with various Services applications:
- gcc, g++
- mercurial
- git
- python-setuptools, python-virtualenv, and python-dev
- automake, autoconf, libtool
- m4
- node/npm
- libzmq and zeromq 3.X
- gmp-5.1.3 or newer
- Also, general rhel updates:
$ sudo apt-get update and/or $ sudo apt-get upgrade
- Now, the instance should be ready for installing and using the Loads tool.