This feature allows you to generate load for the selected test from different locations and/or generators. By selecting and configuring load generators or locations, you can simulate real world traffic that meets your specific testing requirements. This flexibility enables you to simulate real-world scenarios more accurately by either generating load from a specific location/generator or distributing it across multiple locations/generators.

Prerequisite

Distribution Type

Users can filter locations by region, sub-region, all locations combined, or by generator by selecting the options below:

Vendor

Users can filter locations by vendor for e.g. Cavisson, AWS, Azure, or GCP. However, this option isn't available for Generators, as they are exclusively provided by Cavisson.

Search

Users can search for available generators or locations from the overall list and view the corresponding details in the table explained below.

Available Location/ Generator

The system displays generator/location name, availability status, and distribution percentage.

Group Level Generator Capacity Setting

This option allows users to adjust the generator capacity for each group within a test. It will display the Group Name, VUsers, Generator Capacity, and Overridden Generator Capacity columns. The values available for adjustment will be based on the Load generator server setting values entered when adding the generator. The specified values will be consistent for the test and will not affect the generator capacity settings.

Generator Wise Test Metrics

The Generator Wise Test Metrics feature allows you to collect and save test metrics and percentile digest data from all load generators in a Time Series Database (TSDB). This data is displayed in the dashboard, aiding in the analysis of performance issues or anomalies, particularly in specific locations.

Configuration Options:

Advanced Settings

Add dependent files: User can provide multiple dependent files separated by semicolon(;)which will be shipped from controller to generator(s). For e.g. if there are dependencies associated with running a script like a JAR file, then this JAR file can be selected and copied to all locations/generators.