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Performance Testing Tyk with Ansible

Requirements

  1. Ansible.

Getting Started

  1. Clone repo and navigate to the repo directory.

  2. Run initalization script to initialize environment sh scripts/init.sh.

  3. Create 5 different servers to conduct the testing:

  • Upstream: expose port 8000 (ex. c5.2xlarge)
  • Load Generator (ex. c5.2xlarge)
  • Tyk: expose port 8080 (ex. c5.2xlarge)
  • Kong: expose port 8000 (ex. c5.2xlarge)
  • Apollo: expose port 4000 (ex. c5.2xlarge)

  1. Modify hosts.yml file to update ssh variables to your server(s). You can learn more about the hosts file here.

  2. Run sudo ansible-playbook playbook.yml -t install -t standup -t test to run performance tests. sudo is used to allow ansible to create the performance testing results files on your local machine.

  3. View output of performance tests under ./benchmarks/.

  4. Run ansible-playbook playbook.yml -t cleanup to cleanup files and turn off services on the machines.

Documentation

Please check the /docs folder for more information about the repo.

  • Tests: Explains the different REST and GraphQL tests available.
  • Analysis: Explains how to use the analyze.r script to generate comparison graphs and csv based on the tests ran.
  • AWS: Explains how to use the aws.playbook.yml to standup the resources necessary to run the tests in AWS.
  • GCP: Explains how to use the gcp.playbook.yml to standup the resources necessary to run the tests in GCP.
  • Azure: Explains how to use the azure.playbook.yml to standup the resources necessary to run the tests in Azure.
  • Variables: Explains the different variables used in this repo.