Directories
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Package agent runs one host's share of a distributed load test.
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Package agent runs one host's share of a distributed load test. |
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Package apportion divides an integer total across weighted claimants.
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Package apportion divides an integer total across weighted claimants. |
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Package buildinfo reports what this binary is.
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Package buildinfo reports what this binary is. |
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Package cli implements the loadwave command line.
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Package cli implements the loadwave command line. |
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Package control carries commands down and telemetry up between the tiers of a LoadWave cluster.
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Package control carries commands down and telemetry up between the tiers of a LoadWave cluster. |
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Package coordinator is LoadWave's control plane.
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Package coordinator is LoadWave's control plane. |
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Package engine executes a load profile inside one worker process.
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Package engine executes a load profile inside one worker process. |
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Package httpapi serves the LoadWave dashboard and its REST and WebSocket interfaces.
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Package httpapi serves the LoadWave dashboard and its REST and WebSocket interfaces. |
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Package idspace partitions the virtual user id range across a cluster.
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Package idspace partitions the virtual user id range across a cluster. |
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Package procstats reports a process's own resource usage — CPU time and resident memory — for nodes to include in their heartbeats.
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Package procstats reports a process's own resource usage — CPU time and resident memory — for nodes to include in their heartbeats. |
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Package report renders a finished run as a single self-contained HTML file.
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Package report renders a finished run as a single self-contained HTML file. |
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Package scenario reads LoadWave's YAML configuration and turns it into the two things the rest of the system needs: a wire-format test plan, and — for tests written declaratively rather than in Go — a set of runnable scenarios.
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Package scenario reads LoadWave's YAML configuration and turns it into the two things the rest of the system needs: a wire-format test plan, and — for tests written declaratively rather than in Go — a set of runnable scenarios. |
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Package worker is the process that actually generates load.
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Package worker is the process that actually generates load. |
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