Goals

• Easy to reuse any custom client Go code
• Easy to grasp
• Have a slim codebase (500-1k loc)
• No test harness or CLI, easy to integrate and run with plain go test
• Have a predictable performance footprint
• Easy to create synthetic or user-based scenarios
• Scalable in k8s without complicated configuration or vendored UI interfaces
• Non-opinionated reporting, push any data to Loki

Setup

We are using nix for deps, see installation guide

nix develop

Run example tests with Grafana + Loki

make start

Insert GRAFANA_TOKEN created in previous command

export LOKI_TOKEN=
export LOKI_URL=http://localhost:3030/loki/api/v1/push
export GRAFANA_URL=http://localhost:3000
export GRAFANA_TOKEN=
export DATA_SOURCE_NAME=Loki
export DASHBOARD_FOLDER=LoadTests
export DASHBOARD_NAME=Wasp

make dashboard

Run some tests:

make test_loki

Open your Grafana dashboard

In case you deploy to your own Grafana check DASHBOARD_FOLDER and DASHBOARD_NAME, defaults are LoadTests dir and dashboard is called Wasp

Remove environment:

make stop

Test Layout and examples

Check examples to understand what is the easiest way to structure your tests, run them both locally and remotely, at scale, inside k8s

Run pyroscope test

make pyro_start
make test_pyro_rps
make test_pyro_vu
make pyro_stop

Open pyroscope

You can also use trace.out in the root folder with Go default tracing UI

How it works

Check this doc for more examples and project overview

Loki debug

You can check all the messages the tool sends with env var WASP_LOG_LEVEL=trace

If Loki client fail to deliver a batch test will proceed, if you experience Loki issues, consider setting Timeout in LokiConfig or set MaxErrors: 10 to return an error after N Loki errors

MaxErrors: -1 can be used to ignore all the errors

Default Promtail settings are:

&LokiConfig{
    TenantID:                os.Getenv("LOKI_TENANT_ID"),
    URL:                     os.Getenv("LOKI_URL"),
    Token:                   os.Getenv("LOKI_TOKEN"),
    BasicAuth:               os.Getenv("LOKI_BASIC_AUTH"),
    MaxErrors:               10,
    BatchWait:               5 * time.Second,
    BatchSize:               500 * 1024,
    Timeout:                 20 * time.Second,
    DropRateLimitedBatches:  false,
    ExposePrometheusMetrics: false,
    MaxStreams:              600,
    MaxLineSize:             999999,
    MaxLineSizeTruncate:     false,
}

If you see errors like

ERR Malformed promtail log message, skipping Line=["level",{},"component","client","host","...","msg","batch add err","tenant","","error",{}]

Try to increase MaxStreams even more or check your Loki configuration

WASP Dashboard

Basic dashboard:

Reusing Dashboard Components

You can integrate components from the WASP dashboard into your custom dashboards.

Example:

import (
    waspdashboard "github.com/smartcontractkit/wasp/dashboard"
)

func BuildCustomLoadTestDashboard(dashboardName string) (dashboard.Builder, error) {
    // Custom key,value used to query for panels
    panelQuery := map[string]string{
		"branch": `=~"${branch:pipe}"`,
		"commit": `=~"${commit:pipe}"`,
        "network_type": `="testnet"`,
	}

	return dashboard.New(
		dashboardName,
        waspdashboard.WASPLoadStatsRow("Loki", panelQuery),
		waspdashboard.WASPDebugDataRow("Loki", panelQuery, true),
        # other options
    )
}

Annotate Dashboards and Monitor Alerts

To enable dashboard annotations and alert monitoring, utilize the WithGrafana() function in conjunction with wasp.Profile. This approach allows for the integration of dashboard annotations and the evaluation of dashboard alerts.

Example:

_, err = wasp.NewProfile().
    WithGrafana(grafanaOpts).
    Add(wasp.NewGenerator(getLatestReportByTimestampCfg)).
    Run(true)
require.NoError(t, err)

Where:

type GrafanaOpts struct {
	GrafanaURL                   string        `toml:"grafana_url"`
	GrafanaToken                 string        `toml:"grafana_token_secret"`
	WaitBeforeAlertCheck         time.Duration `toml:"grafana_wait_before_alert_check"`                  // Cooldown period to wait before checking for alerts
	AnnotateDashboardUIDs        []string      `toml:"grafana_annotate_dashboard_uids"`                  // Grafana dashboardUIDs to annotate start and end of the run
	CheckDashboardAlertsAfterRun []string      `toml:"grafana_check_alerts_after_run_on_dashboard_uids"` // Grafana dashboardIds to check for alerts after run
}