Create cf services command performance test #1626
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[finishes #163462432] Signed-off-by: Georgi Lozev <georgi.lozev@sap.com>
Displays number of samples as well as services instances used during the test. [finishes #163462432]
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I think @willmurphyscode already mentioned this, but there was a collision for |
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This PR introduces a simple performance test for the
cf servicescommand. It is in a separate suite than the rest of the integration tests such that it needs to be run directly rather than as part of an existing suite.Right now it has no expectations to cause the tests to fail, and is only used for data gathering.