artillery-dino
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Dino - experimental load-generator powered by Artillery.io and AWS Lambda
Set up an IAM user and a role first and add the credentials to ~/.aws/credentials under [dino]. Then run:
$ npm install -g artillery-dino
$ AWS_PROFILE=dino dino setup
$ AWS_PROFILE=dino dino -n 500 -c 10 -l 20 -t http://dev.myapp.io/
For more information read my blog post: Project Dino - Load testing on Lambda with Artillery.
Hassy Veldstra <h@artillery.io>
MPLv2 - see LICENSE.txt for details
(Note: several dependencies are bundled under lambda/out/node_modules -- the above MPLv2 declaration does not apply to those.)
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Dino - experimental load-generator powered by Artillery.io and AWS Lambda
We found that artillery-dino demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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