floodio-python 0.3

Flood API

client.floods is iterable:

for flood in client.floods:
    print(flood)

or you can get a flood by its uuid:

flood = client.floods['SOMEUUID']

A flood has stop, repeat, and refresh methods.

flood.stop()
# keyword arguments are optional.
flood.repeat(grid='SOMEGRIDUUID', region='AWSREGION')
flood.refresh()  # pulls the latest state of this flood

Accessing flood.status performs an implicit refresh.

flood.status
>>> 'queued'
flood.status
>>> 'running'
flood.status
>>> 'finished'

Condensed results are available with flood.report.

flood.report.summary
flood.report.mean_response_time
flood.report.mean_concurrency
flood.report.mean_throughput
flood.report.mean_error_rate
flood.report.mean_apdex

and the detailed results are available with flood.results, directly loading the JSON-response.

Any times returned by Flood API V2 are parsed into native Python datetime objects.

eg. flood.started and flood.ended.

You can create a new flood with client.floods.create. Test files are a list of two-tuples with a filename, and either a file-like object or a string.

flood = client.floods.create(
    'jmeter-2.13',
    [('test.jmx', your_test_data)],
    name='client-test',
    duration=300,
    threads=200,
    rampup=300,
    grids='SOMEGRIDUUID',
)

Grid API