load-testing

I am new to Gatling (2.1.2) and want to do a small prototype project to show to my colleagues. According to the quick start page, there are several ways I can run a simulation with Gatling: decompress the Gatling bundle into a folder and drop my simulation files into user-files/simulations folder. bin/gatling.sh will compile and run the simulation files. use the gatling-maven-plugin maven plugin to execute the simulation. create a project with gatling-highcharts-maven-archetype , and run the Engine class. and I found those problems For 1, it is hard to add dependencies for simulation classes.

official locustio documentation tells about how to write simple locust tasks which run indefinitely. Couldn't find out how to run load which lasts for a specific amount of time, so that the test will automatically stop after the specified interval. I dont need it from the web interface, command line/code option will be just great. aztlan2k I recently started using locust myself and unfortunately locust 0.7.1 does not provide a way to terminate a test based on a length of time. It does however provide a way to terminate the test based on the number of requests that have been issued. If you run

I would like to record how long it takes my JUnit test to run programmatically. I have a large number of tests in various test classes, and I would like to find out how long each individual test method takes to run. I can change the inheritance structure or annotate methods differently, but I would like to avoid having to add code within the test method itself and also within the before/after methods which are used to setup test business logic. You could use the JUnit StopWatch rule and override its methods as provided in the JUnit API documentation and have the time printed to console or log