chore: add scaletest convenience script #7819
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scripts/scaletest.sh
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| attempt_counter=0 | ||
| max_attempts=6 # 60 seconds | ||
| echo -n "Waiting for Coder deployment at ${SCALETEST_CODER_URL} to become ready" | ||
| until curl --output /dev/null --silent --fail "${SCALETEST_CODER_URL}/healthz"; do |
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I'm not a fan of bash for this sort of thing because it makes it basically impossible to be cross-platform due to shelling out to commands that we don't control the version of.
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Would you be more in favour of a kubectl wait?
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It's not curl, in particular, that's the problem...
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LGTM 👍 I left a few comments, but these can be applied iteratively or discarded.
I'd like to see a public runbook for developers trying to run these scale tests. It would be awesome to store it in our Coder docs. Some customers may want to perform these to examine their infra.
scaletest/scaletest.sh
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| echo "Taking pprof snapshots" | ||
| maybedryrun "$DRY_RUN" curl --silent --fail --output "${SCALETEST_NAME}-heap.pprof.gz" http://localhost:6061/debug/pprof/heap | ||
| maybedryrun "$DRY_RUN" curl --silent --fail --output "${SCALETEST_NAME}-goroutine.pprof.gz" http://localhost:6061/debug/pprof/goroutine | ||
| maybedryrun "$DRY_RUN" kill $pfpid |
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Suggestion: Could remove trap handler here to avoid error on exit due to missing pid:
| maybedryrun "$DRY_RUN" kill $pfpid | |
| maybedryrun "$DRY_RUN" kill $pfpid | |
| maybedryrun "$DRY_RUN" trap - EXIT |
Adds a convenience script for scaletesting. This will automatically stand up a scale testing cluster, create a number of workspaces, and run traffic generation against the workspaces.
A number of sample scenarios are included. I'm open to changing the naming scheme, but for now I'm settling on T-shirt sizes with multipliers for the number of workspace nodes.
Additional changes: