how to declare the user defined variables in yaml

[Anant Patil]

Hi,

Can you please let me know ,how to declare the variable with its value in yaml,as I tried the below config file.

My user defined variables in the below config file are(JMETER_PATH,SCRIPT_PATH).As the variable name not replacing by its value at run time please let me know.

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execution: 

  - 

    executor: jmeter

    scenario: simple

    variables:

     - jmeter_path: "D:/apache-jmeter-3.1"

     - script_path: "D:/apache-jmeter-2.12/bin/C4C_perf"

modules: 

  jmeter: 

    path: '{{ jmeter_path }}'

    properties: 

      jmeter.save.saveservice.autoflush: "false"

      jmeter.save.saveservice.connect_time: "false"

    version: 3.1

reporting: 

  - 

    module: final-stats

  - 

    module: console

  - 

    module: blazemeter

scenarios: 

  simple: 

    script: '{{ script_path }}/C005.jmx'

 

[Andrey Pokhilko]

Hi,

You should differ between JMeter variables, which work inside JMeter, and environment variables, which work in YAML.

Looks like you need env variables, look here: http://gettaurus.org/docs/ConfigSyntax/#Top-Level-Settings

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22.05.2018 14:43, Anant Patil пишет:

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[Anant Patil]

Hi Andrey,Thank you for your quick reply.

    As I mentioned in the previou mail jmeter_path,script_path are my normal variables and those are not set in environment variable section,

    I want to know how to declare user defined variables and use that in config file.Please let me know

[Andrey Pokhilko]

You cannot use JMeter variables inside YAML, as you showed in your example. Only settings.env variables can be used like that.

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22.05.2018 16:14, Anant Patil пишет:

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[Anant Patil]

Hi Andrey,

Thank you,Can we execute multiple jmx in multiple machines via taurus?

[Andrey Pokhilko]

Only with BlazeMeter cloud provisioning, unless you want to configure JMeter servers yourself and configure their addresses in YAML.

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22.05.2018 19:56, Anant Patil пишет:

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[Anant Patil]

HI Andrey,

I tried the below config file and its worked fine in local.Please let me know the below points.

1.I am unable to trace the in which machine which script is running.

2. In distributed execution,jmeter need to be installed in slave and jmeter-server need to be running ryt?Taurus will not take care in slave right?.

3. Actually I want to execute one jmx in one node another one in another machine.

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execution: 

   #- executor: jmeter

  - scenario: simpleOne

  - scenario: simpleTwo

    distributed: 

    - 10.174.16.156

    - 10.174.18.145

modules: 

  jmeter: 

    path: "${jmeter_path}"

    properties: 

      jmeter.save.saveservice.autoflush: "false"

      jmeter.save.saveservice.connect_time: "true"

    version: 3.1

reporting: 

  - 

    module: final-stats

  - 

    module: console

  - 

    module: blazemeter

    project: "UK Group"

    report-name: "Performance Report"

    test: Smoke

  - 

    criteria: 

      - "avg-rt>5s for 10s,continue as failed"

    module: passfail

scenarios: 

   simpleOne: 

     script: "${script_path}C005.jmx"

   simpleTwo: 

     script: "${script_path}C004.jmx"

settings: 

  env: 

    jmeter_path: "D:/apache-jmeter-3.1"

    script_path: "D:/apache-jmeter-2.12/bin/C4C_perf/"

[Andrey Pokhilko]

Hi,

Your configuration is invalid. You have configured one scenario to run locally and other to run remotely on two machines. The right config would be:

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execution: 

  - scenario: simpleOne

    distributed: 

    - 10.174.16.156

  - scenario: simpleTwo

    distributed: 

    - 10.174.18.145

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23.05.2018 14:37, Anant Patil пишет:

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