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chore(tasks): Benchmark tests #8578
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@dthyresson Let me know if this roughly matched what you thought it would be. Definitely local tool only for the time being but it can become something that can work in CI too in the future. |
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LGTM. Next steps are to work with @jtoar or others and consider how to run in CI.
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Adds `yarn benchmark` which runs a series of k6 tests against the api server (api serve). This local tool should make it easier to catch failures or bad performance which show only when under load. If you've refactored api side code then you can run this task against main and then against your branch to check for any obvious performance or correctness regressions. This essentially does the following: * Creates a new temp. redwood project like e2e testing * Sets up a specific state of the project as defined by various setup scripts * Runs a series of k6 tests in those specifically setup environments What this doesn't do: * Handle testing different serving both dev, serve, etc. Ideally in the future this can be adapted for use in CI too so that PR's are automatically tested. This will also allow us to identify trends in performance.
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Adds
yarn benchmark
which runs a series of k6 tests against the api server (api serve).This local tool should make it easier to catch failures or bad performance which show only when under load. If you've refactored api side code then you can run this task against main and then against your branch to check for any obvious performance or correctness regressions.
This essentially does the following:
What this doesn't do:
Ideally in the future this can be adapted for use in CI too so that PR's are automatically tested. This will also allow us to identify trends in performance.