How to use total_rps method in locust

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test.py

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1#!/​usr/​bin/​env python2import argparse3import subprocess4import sys5import json6from operator import itemgetter7from collections import OrderedDict8import random9FRAMEWORKS = ['lumen', 'phalcon', 'silex', 'slim']10random.shuffle(FRAMEWORKS)11KEYS = {12 'Time taken for tests': 'time_taken',13 'Complete requests': 'complete',14 'Failed requests': 'failed',15 'Requests per second': 'rps',16 'Time per request': 'tpr'17}18SCORES = ['1st', '2nd', '3rd', '4th']19def getdata(req):20 data = {}21 for line in req.splitlines():22 line = [x.strip() for x in line.split(':', 2)]23 if line[0] in KEYS.keys():24 key = KEYS[line[0]]25 if key == 'tpr':26 s = float(line[1].split('[ms]', 2)[0].strip())27 28 if 'tpr' in data:29 data['tpr_concurrent'] = s30 else:31 data['tpr'] = s32 elif key == 'rps':33 data[key] = float(line[1].split('[#/​sec]', 2)[0].strip())34 elif key == 'time_taken':35 data[key] = float(line[1].split(' ', 2)[0].strip())36 elif key == 'complete' or key == 'failed':37 data[key] = int(line[1])38 return data39parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='PAFB install')40choices = ['all']41choices.extend(FRAMEWORKS)42parser.add_argument("-f", "--frameworks", 43 help="Which frameworks to test", 44 choices=choices, 45 nargs='+',46 default='all')47parser.add_argument("-n", "--number", 48 help="Number of requests to make", 49 type=int,50 default=1000)51parser.add_argument("-c", "--concurrent", 52 help="Number of multiple requests to make at a time", 53 type=int,54 default=100)55args = parser.parse_args()56if args.frameworks == 'all' or 'all' in args.frameworks:57 args.frameworks = FRAMEWORKS58try:59 subprocess.check_output("which ab", shell=True)60except subprocess.CalledProcessError:61 sys.exit('Install ApacheBench (https:/​/​httpd.apache.org/​docs/​2.4/​programs/​ab.html) then run this tester again')62print 'Welcome to the PHP API Framework benchmark (PAFB)'63print ''64tests = OrderedDict()65tests['insert'] = 'ab -p tests/​insert -n {} -c {} http:/​/​{}.pafb.dev:80/​'66tests['update'] = 'ab -p tests/​update -n {} -c {} http:/​/​{}.pafb.dev:80/​aaa'67tests['select'] = 'ab -n {} -c {} http:/​/​{}.pafb.dev:80/​bbb'68tests['delete'] = 'ab -p tests/​insert -n {} -c {} http:/​/​{}.pafb.dev:80/​delete'69tests['index'] = 'ab -n {} -c {} http:/​/​{}.pafb.dev:80/​'70results = {}71winners = {framework: {'score': 0, 'total_rps': 0, 'name': framework} for framework in FRAMEWORKS}72for test_key, test_value in tests.iteritems():73 results[test_key] = []74 print 'Testing: {}'.format(test_key.title())75 for framework in FRAMEWORKS:76 req = test_value.format(args.number, args.concurrent, framework)77 test = subprocess.check_output(req, shell=True, stderr=subprocess.STDOUT)78 79 data = getdata(test)80 data.update({'name': framework})81 if data['failed'] > 0:82 print 'Test failed for {}'.format(framework)83 data['rps'] = 084 results[test_key].append(data)85 results[test_key] = sorted(results[test_key], key=itemgetter('rps'), reverse=True)86 print "\nResults:"87 for index, result in enumerate(results[test_key]):88 print '{}. {} - {} requests per second'.format(SCORES[index], result['name'].title(), result['rps'])89 print ''90framework_len = len(FRAMEWORKS)91for result in results.values():92 for index, framework in enumerate(result):93 winners[framework['name']]['score'] += framework_len - index94 winners[framework['name']]['total_rps'] = round(winners[framework['name']]['total_rps'] + framework['rps'], 2)95winners = sorted(winners.values(), key=itemgetter('score', 'total_rps'), reverse=True)96print "Overall Results"97for index, winner in enumerate(winners):...

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calc_thrput.py

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1import math2import os3import sys4with open(str(sys.argv[1]), "r") as f:5 total_rps = 0.06 total_thp = 0.07 count = 08 for line in f:9 res = line.split()10 if len(res) == 4:11 total_rps += float(res[1])12 total_thp += float(res[3])13 count += 114 f.close()15 avg_rps = round(total_rps/​float(count), 4)16 avg_thp = round(total_thp/​float(count), 4)...

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