Load testing

This folder details the setup needed to run load tests locally or on a Kubernetes / Service Fabric cluster.

Load testing requires Visual Studio Enterprise Edition

CONTENT

• Local environment
• Kubernetes environment
• Run Load Tests

Local environment

Modify the app.config file in the LoadTest project directory and set the following service urls.

<Servers>
    <MvcWebServer url="http://localhost:5100" />
    <CatalogApiServer url="http://localhost:5101" />
    <OrderingApiServer url="http://localhost:5102" />
    <BasketApiServer url="http://localhost:5103" />
    <IdentityApiServer url="http://localhost:5105" />
    <LocationsApiServer url="http://localhost:5109" />
    <MarketingApiServer url="http://localhost:5110" />
  </Servers>

Modify the .env file and set the following config property as shown bellow.

USE_LOADTEST=True

Kubernetes environment

Modify the app.config file in the LoadTest project directory and set the following service urls.

<Servers>
    <MvcWebServer url="http://<public_ip_k8s>/webmvc" />
    <CatalogApiServer url="http://<public_ip_k8s>/catalog-api" />
    <OrderingApiServer url="http://<public_ip_k8s>/ordering-api" />
    <BasketApiServer url="http://<public_ip_k8s>/basket-api" />
    <IdentityApiServer url="http://<public_ip_k8s>/identity" />
    <LocationsApiServer url="http://<public_ip_k8s>/locations-api" />
    <MarketingApiServer url="http://<public_ip_k8s>/marketing-api" />
  </Servers>

Modify the conf_local.yml file in the K8s directory and set the EnableLoadTest environment variable to True. This setting enables the load tests to bypass authorization in api services.

Deploy the Kubernetes services. Read the wiki pages related to Kubernetes setup:

• Deploy to local Kubernetes
• Deploy to Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS)

Run Load Tests

Open the load test you want to perform *.loadtest files and click the Run Load test button.