Adding new test scenario

1. Create a folder in the root of the repository: {TestName}.

2. Put your functions code in {TestName}/Content

3. Add a scenario config: {TestName}/config.json:

{
    "runtime": "dotnet",            // FUNCTIONS_WORKER_RUNTIME app setting
    "description": "C# Ping",       // Short description
    "isScript": true                // Set it to false for a precompiled or java function. The content folder will be automatically builded to binaries.
}

4. Add a jmx definition file {TestName}/test.jmx: Note jmx definition uses custom variables from the file in agent:

<stringProp name="HTTPSampler.domain">${APP}.azurewebsites.net</stringProp>
...
<stringProp name="HTTPSampler.path">/api/HttpTrigger?count=1000&amp;code=${KEY}</stringProp>

{APP} - function app name, {KEY} - functions default key.

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