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Maybe slightly unrelated but what do people use for browser driven stress/load tests? I have been using PhantomJS + phantomherd[1], but boy, PhantomJS sure take
by regecks 10y ago
Maybe slightly unrelated but what do people use for browser driven stress/load tests? I have been using PhantomJS + phantomherd[1], but boy, PhantomJS sure takes a lot of CPU.
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1. https://github.com/nmeans/phantomherd https://github.com/nmeans/phantomherd
- manyxcxi 10y agoDefinitely not browser based but I've had good luck with Bees with Machine Guns[0] (Python EC2 load test swarm) for load testing. It's not as scriptable as a PhantomJS test, where you can have every actor follow their own script or anything like that, but it can sure generate a lot of requests a lot cheaper than some of the alternatives. One thing we've done in the past is to generate a large background load with BWMG and then run a few PhantomJS/Selenium tests in a smaller test rig. It's a lot easier to get the load that way vs. trying to swarm Phantom or Selenium. 0: https://github.com/newsapps/beeswithmachineguns https://github.com/newsapps/beeswithmachineguns