Quest

This repository contains integration tests and load generation tests for Parseable server. Tests are written in shell script and bundled in a container.

Use pre-built container

Pre-built container is available on GitHub Container Registry. You can pull the container using the following command:

docker pull ghcr.io/parseablehq/quest:main

Build test container locally

docker build . -t parseable/quest:v0.1

Running tests

Use the below format to run tests against a Parseable server.

Positional arguments for the 'smoke' or 'load' mode:

1. Test name: `smoke` or `load`
2. Server URL
3. Username
4. Password 
8. MinIO URL (Shouldn't be prefixed with `http://`. e.g. `localhost:9000`. Note that `https` isn't supported yet. )
9. MinIO Access Key (User)
10. MinIO Secret Key (Password)
11. MinIO Bucket (name of the bucket Parseable is configured to ingest into)

Additional positional arguments for the 'load' mode

5. (Optional) Number of different json schemas to send to a stream
6. (Optional) Number of virtual users (Refer K6 [documentation on VUs](https://k6.io/docs/get-started/running-k6/#adding-more-vus))
7. (Optional) Duration of the test

Example usage:

docker run ghcr.io/parseablehq/quest:main smoke https://demo.parseable.io parseable parseable

If you want to run tests against a local Parseable server, you can use the following command:

docker run --network="host" ghcr.io/parseablehq/quest:main load http://host.docker.internal:8000 admin admin 20 10 5m

Kubernetes

To run tests against a Parseable server running on Kubernetes, you can use the Job resource. Refer sample job manifest. Modify the command section to run the tests you want. You can run the job using the following command:

kubectl apply -f kubernetes/job.yaml