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Anything interesting you noticed from testing so far? |
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Was able to break at some point. Socket and storage errors, but didn’t have the time to investigate. it’s quite easy to create tests, I want to create a few more, but didn’t have time |
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Mix is a build tool, it is not available in Elixir releases. So we must not have any references to it in runtime configuration.
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Decided to go with Locust. The other candidate was k6 because it runs JS scripts (instead of pythond :D) but has a less friendly license.
Comes with some utility scripts for initialising schema and loading data. I imagine we'll eventually build higher order abstracting if we want to invest more.
Made a basic test for the live endpoint using linearlite schema.