JRunner

Boilerplate of load testing java 8 tool
Jmeter is cool, but sometimes it's faster and easier to write a couple lines of code

This util works by schedule and there is a list of implemented things:

• html unit as web driver
• parametrization with files via commons csv
• gathering data via writing it to influx
• junit for debug
• logging to files via log4j2
• schedule in config file

How to use

Create class in src/main/java/scripts/ that implements Script and does what you need
Then call it by name in a schedule in config file

Arguments

No arguments needed, but you can pass anything and it will be in log files

-name     ExampleRun  

Start example

java -jar JRunner-1.0.jar -name ExampleRun  

Config example

Config should be placed in resources of jar file

#Influx connection data
influx.endpoint=http://localhost:8086
influx.database=jrunner
influx.retention=autogen
influx.batch=10
influx.user=admin
influx.pass=admin

#Scripts

#step is an action with args:
#start,x,y - start x users over y minutes
#wait,v - wait (keep script running) v minutes
#stop,z,q - stop z users over q minutes
#random pacing in ms (min,max)

scripts.count=2

script1.name=Correlation_Challenge_Mod
script1.pacing.enabled=true
script1.pacing.value=4800,5200
script1.counter.enabled=false
script1.counter.value=0
script1.steps=5
script1.step1=start,10,1
script1.step2=wait,5
script1.step3=start,10,1
script1.step4=wait,5
script1.step5=stop,20,1

script2.name=ExampleWebScript0
script2.pacing.enabled=true
script2.pacing.value=4800,5200
script2.counter.enabled=false
script2.counter.value=0
script2.steps=5
script2.step1=start,20,1
script2.step2=wait,5
script2.step3=start,20,1
script2.step4=wait,5
script2.step5=stop,40,1

Config example (iterations limited by counter)

Config should be placed in resources of jar file

#Influx connection data
influx.endpoint=http://localhost:8086
influx.database=jrunner
influx.retention=autogen
influx.batch=10
influx.user=admin
influx.pass=admin

#Scripts

#step is an action with args:
#start,x,y - start x users over y minutes
#wait,v - wait (keep script running) v minutes
#stop,z,q - stop z users over q minutes
#random pacing in ms (min,max)

scripts.count=2

script1.name=Correlation_Challenge_Mod
script1.pacing.enabled=false
script1.pacing.value=4800,5200
script1.counter.enabled=true
script1.counter.value=5000
script1.steps=2
script1.step1=start,1,1
script1.step2=wait,5


script2.name=ExampleWebScript0
script2.pacing.enabled=false
script2.pacing.value=4800,5200
script2.counter.enabled=true
script2.counter.value=1000
script2.steps=2
script2.step1=start,1,1
script2.step2=wait,5