Merge pull request atlassian#742 from atlassian/bamboo

Bamboo Data Center support added

Author: SergeyMoroz0703

app/bamboo.yml

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+---
+settings:
+  artifacts-dir: results/bamboo/%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M-%S
+  aggregator: consolidator
+  verbose: false
+  env:
+    application_hostname: test-bamboo.atlassian.com    # Bamboo DC hostname without protocol and port e.g. test-bamboo.atlassian.com or localhost
+    application_protocol: http      # http or https
+    application_port: 8085            # 80, 443, 8080, etc
+    secure: True                    # Set False to allow insecure connections, e.g. when using self-signed SSL certificate
+    application_postfix:            # e.g. /bamboo in case of url like http://localhost/bamboo
+    admin_login: admin
+    admin_password: admin
+    load_executor: jmeter
+    concurrency: 200               # number of Bamboo users for Selenium actions
+    test_duration: 45m
+    ramp-up: 3m                    # time to spin all concurrent threads
+    total_actions_per_hour: 2000  # number of total JMeter actions per hour
+    WEBDRIVER_VISIBLE: False
+    JMETER_VERSION: 5.2.1
+    LANGUAGE: en_US.utf8
+    allow_analytics: No            # Allow sending basic run analytics to Atlassian. These analytics help us to understand how the tool is being used and help us to continue to invest in this tooling. For more details please see our README.
+    view_all_builds: 15
+    view_build_result: 15
+    view_build_configuration: 10
+    view_job_configuration: 10
+    view_build_summary: 10
+    view_projects_list: 10
+    standalone_extension: 0 # By default disabled
+
+    number_of_agents: 50
+    parallel_plans_count: 40
+    start_plan_timeout: 60
+    default_dataset_plan_duration: 60
+services:
+  - module: shellexec
+    prepare:
+      - python util/pre_run/environment_checker.py
+      - python util/data_preparation/bamboo_prepare_data.py
+    shutdown:
+      - python util/post_run/jmeter_post_check.py
+      - python util/jtl_convertor/jtls-to-csv.py kpi.jtl kpi-1.jtl selenium.jtl
+    post-process:
+      - python util/analytics/analytics.py bamboo
+      - python util/post_run/cleanup_results_dir.py
+execution:
+  - scenario: jmeter
+    executor: jmeter
+    concurrency: ${concurrency}
+    hold-for: ${test_duration}
+    ramp-up: ${ramp-up}
+  - scenario: locust
+    executor: locust
+    concurrency: ${parallel_plans_count}
+    hold-for: ${test_duration}
+    ramp-up: ${default_dataset_plan_duration}
+  - scenario: selenium
+    executor: selenium
+    runner: pytest
+    hold-for: ${test_duration}
+scenarios:
+  selenium:
+    script: selenium_ui/bamboo_ui.py
+  locust:
+    script: locustio/bamboo/locustfile.py
+  jmeter:
+    script: jmeter/bamboo.jmx
+    properties:
+      application_hostname: ${application_hostname}
+      application_protocol: ${application_protocol}
+      application_port: ${application_port}
+      application_postfix: ${application_postfix}
+      # Workload model
+      total_actions_per_hr: ${total_actions_per_hour}
+      perc_view_all_builds: ${view_all_builds}
+      perc_view_build_result: ${view_build_result}
+      perc_view_build_configuration: ${view_build_configuration}
+      perc_view_job_configuration: ${view_job_configuration}
+      perc_view_build_summary: ${view_build_summary}
+      perc_view_projects_list: ${view_projects_list}
+      perc_standalone_extension: ${standalone_extension}
+modules:
+  consolidator:
+    rtimes-len: 0 # CONFSRVDEV-7631 reduce sampling
+    percentiles: [] # CONFSRVDEV-7631 disable all percentiles due to Taurus's excessive memory usage
+  jmeter:
+    version: ${JMETER_VERSION}
+    detect-plugins: true
+    memory-xmx: 8G  # allow JMeter to use up to 8G of memory
+    plugins:
+      - bzm-parallel=0.4
+      - bzm-random-csv=0.6
+      - jpgc-casutg=2.5
+      - jpgc-dummy=0.2
+      - jpgc-ffw=2.0
+      - jpgc-fifo=0.2
+      - jpgc-functions=2.1
+      - jpgc-json=2.6
+      - jpgc-perfmon=2.1
+      - jpgc-prmctl=0.4
+      - jpgc-tst=2.4
+      - jpgc-wsc=0.3
+      - tilln-sshmon=1.0
+      - jpgc-synthesis=2.2
+    system-properties:
+      server.rmi.ssl.disable: true
+      java.rmi.server.hostname: localhost
+      httpsampler.ignore_failed_embedded_resources: "true"
+  selenium:
+    chromedriver:
+      version: "96.0.4664.45" # Supports Chrome version 96. You can refer to http://chromedriver.chromium.org/downloads
+reporting:
+- data-source: sample-labels
+  module: junit-xml

app/extension/bamboo/__init__.py

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+import random
+
+from selenium.webdriver.common.by import By
+
+from selenium_ui.base_page import BasePage
+from selenium_ui.conftest import print_timing
+from selenium_ui.bamboo.pages.pages import Login
+from util.conf import BAMBOO_SETTINGS
+
+
+def app_specific_action(webdriver, datasets):
+    page = BasePage(webdriver)
+    rnd_plan = random.choice(datasets["build_plans"])
+
+    build_plan_id = rnd_plan[1]
+
+    # To run action as specific user uncomment code bellow.
+    # NOTE: If app_specific_action is running as specific user, make sure that app_specific_action is running
+    # just before test_2_selenium_z_log_out action
+    #
+    # @print_timing("selenium_app_specific_user_login")
+    # def measure():
+    #     def app_specific_user_login(username='admin', password='admin'):
+    #         login_page = Login(webdriver)
+    #         login_page.delete_all_cookies()
+    #         login_page.go_to()
+    #         login_page.set_credentials(username=username, password=password)
+    #         login_page.click_login_button()
+    #     app_specific_user_login(username='admin', password='admin')
+    # measure()
+
+    @print_timing("selenium_app_custom_action")
+    def measure():
+        @print_timing("selenium_app_custom_action:view_plan_summary_page")
+        def sub_measure():
+            page.go_to_url(f"{BAMBOO_SETTINGS.server_url}/browse/{build_plan_id}")
+            page.wait_until_visible((By.ID, "buildResultsTable"))  # Wait for summary field visible
+            page.wait_until_visible((By.ID, "ID_OF_YOUR_APP_SPECIFIC_UI_ELEMENT"))  # Wait for you app-specific UI element by ID selector
+        sub_measure()
+    measure()