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| 1 | Agree on endurance performance KPI | The aim of the study is to early detection of bugs similar to
Thus, we should spot the specific function/s currently used in k6 to be improved. These function/s will be used in the Endurance test suit. Actions:
| CPS need to run all the test cases according to FS not according to what was tested in cps-2430 (Seeing they ran test that was outside of FS). Less focus on the KPI for this endurance run. Kolawole Adebisi-Adeolokun Halil Cakal | ||||||||
| 2 | Agree on the test environment | Blocked by
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| 3 | Visualization of memory trend | The most convenient way to represent the memory usage trend in a GUI is Grafana.
| Agreed to use Grafana majorly because it allows storage for longer periods sticking with our A/C Kolawole Adebisi-Adeolokun Halil Cakal The same decision was made by Daniel Hanrahan and Halil Cakal during the daily stand-up. Note: A PoC for the GNUPlot option has been made, please see the relevant Jira ticket details. Daniel Hanrahan Halil Cakal Toine Siebelink
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| 4 | Grafana access externally (If Grafana is selected at #3 then this issue should be discussed, otherwise ignore) |
Team Kraken support is needed either way. | Since Grafana is the preferred option, access issues shall be discussed with team Kraken Halil Cakal (consider Jenkins plug-in option as well)7
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| 5 | Permanent storage (DB) for Grafana (If Grafana is selected at #3 then this issue should be discussed, otherwise, ignore) | Investigate the solution strategy for the storage e.g. a permanent service 7/24 running … | Halil Cakal to investigate how to tune the volume |
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Description | Jira | ||||||||
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Add new test profile ‘Endurance’ |
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Add new Jenkins job to run endurance test |
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Add Grafana support to visualize memory usage pattern |
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Two docker-compose deployments simultaneously |
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Agree and Define new ‘Suite’ (js) |
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Solution Proposal
Agree and Define new ‘Suite’ (js)
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As mentioned in issues/decisions, there are two alternative ways of representing memory trends: Grafana and GnuPlot.
Grafana
EST Nordix has its own Prometheus and Grafana (externally accessible, no need to install Globalprotect) and it can be configured to show cps-and-ncmp memory trends.
Link to EST Nordix Grafana: https://monitoring.nordix.org/login
Through prometheus.yml (of ESTNordix), a new scrape_configs for the cps-and-ncmp microservice can be added.
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Configuring the Prometheus with a persistet persistent volume to retain data is possible.
This is an example service config for Prometheus:
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prometheus:
container_name: ${PROMETHEUS_CONTAINER_NAME:-prometheus}
image: prom/prometheus:latest
ports:
- ${PROMETHEUS_PORT:-9090}:9090
restart: always
volumes:
- ./config/prometheus.yml:/etc/prometheus/prometheus.yml
- prometheus_data:/prometheus
profiles:
- monitoring
volumes:
prometheus_data:
driver: local |
GNUPlot
GnuPlot can also draw a plot for only G1 Old Gen space.
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