Load Testing Looker’s API with LocustIO This locustfile can be used to generate many simultaneous requests that download look results from the Looker API. How to get started Fork and clone this Github repository Install LocustIO Create a config.yml file with your API connection credentials From your working directory, start: locust --host=https://universityofcalgary.looker.com (the host must match the name of a node in your config.yml file) You can also run locust distributed with multiple workers and really shake things out 💪 Now, visit http://127.0.0.1:8089 to summon some locusts You can simulate hundreds of simultaneous users Each user will request results for random looks from your instance If you want to change the behaviour, modify locustfile.py Request Statistics The LocustIO web interface will show you request timing statistics for each look: Performance Charts As well as correlated charts for requests per second, response time, and number of users:

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This locustfile can be used to generate many simultaneous requests that download look results from the Looker API.

From your working directory, start:

locust --host=https://universityofcalgary.looker.com (the host must match the name of a node in your config.yml file)
- You can also run locust distributed with multiple workers and really shake things out 💪

Now, visit http://127.0.0.1:8089 to summon some locusts
- You can simulate hundreds of simultaneous users
- Each user will request results for random looks from your instance
- If you want to change the behaviour, modify locustfile.py

The LocustIO web interface will show you request timing statistics for each look:

As well as correlated charts for requests per second, response time, and number of users:

Good one, Thanks !