k6
http
Probe an endpoint to make sure it responds to an http request with the expected HTTP status code
Activity as code
Below are the details and signature of the activity Python module.
| Type | action |
| Module | chaosk6.actions |
| Name | run_script |
| Return | None |
Usage
JSON
{
"name": "run-script",
"type": "action",
"provider": {
"type": "python",
"module": "chaosk6.actions",
"func": "run_script"
}
}YAML
name: run-script
provider:
func: run_script
module: chaosk6.actions
type: python
type: actionArguments
| Name | Type | Default | Required | Title | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| scriptPath | string | null | No | Script | Local path to the k6 script to run |
| vus | integer | 1 | No | VUs | Number of virtual users to run |
| duration | string | “1s” | No | Script | How long to run the script for |
Runs an arbitrary k6 script with a configurable amount of VUs and duration. Depending on the specs of the attacking machine, the possible VU amount may vary. For a non-customized 2019 Macbook Pro, it will cap around 250 +/- 50.
- scriptPath (str): Full path to the k6 test script
- vus (int): Amount of virtual users to run the test with
- duration (str): Duration, written as a string, ie:
1h2m3setc
Signature
def run_script(scriptPath: str = None, vus: int = 1, duration: str = '1s'):
pass