POST-floods
Defintion
Creates a new flood test and returns its details. This may be a long-running request.
Note to windows users when using curl be sure to prepend the flood_files[] value with an @ symbol if using curl. This indicates to curl the rest should be a file name to read the data from e.g. -F "flood_files[]=@C:/Users/tim/mytest.jmx"
Parameters
Parameter | Required | Type | Description |
flood[tool] | true | string | type of tool to use: jmeter, gatling, java-selenium-chrome or java-selenium-firefox, or flood-chrome |
flood_files | true | file | test plan to use, as a multipart upload |
flood[grids] | true | array of mixed | array of grid objects to distribute flood to |
flood[name] | false | string | name of the flood test |
flood[notes] | false | string | notes or description of the flood test |
flood[project] | false | string | notes or project name of the flood test |
flood[tag_list] | false | string | comma separated tags associated with the flood test |
flood[privacy_flag] | false | string | public or private [default] |
flood[threads] | false | integer | number of threads to pass in to test plan |
flood[rampup] | false | integer | number of seconds rampup to pass in to test plan |
flood[duration] | false | integer | number of seconds duration to pass in to test plan |
flood[override_hosts] | false | string | override DNS hostname resolution |
flood[override_parameters] | false | string | override parameters |
Examples
Launch a flood on a new grid
Lauch a flood on multiple new grids
Launch flood on an existing grid
Result Format
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