To determine what load to create on the server, use a load profile. It sets how the load will be changed and maintained.
Maintains the specified load for a certain time.
Example:
generates 10000 requests per second for 300 seconds
rps:
type: const
duration: 300s
from: 1
ops: 10000
Linearly increases the load in a given range over a certain period of time.
Example:
the load increases from 1 to 10000 requests per second over 180 seconds
rps:
type: line
duration: 180s
from: 1
to: 10000
Increases the load with the specified increment size from one value to another for a certain time.
Example:
the load increases from 10 to 100 requests per second in increments of 5 and with a step duration of 30 seconds
rps:
type: step
duration: 30s
from: 10
to: 100
step: 5
Sends the specified number of requests once and completes the test. There are no restrictions on the number of requests.
Example:
sends 133 requests at the start of this test section and completes the test
rps:
type: once
times: 133
Sends as many requests as the target can accept within the established connections without restrictions during the specified time.
Example:
unlimited load for 30 seconds
rps:
type: unlimited
duration: 30s