Closed dgzlopes closed 9 months ago
Probably there are better ways to tackle this problem. This is just one idea! Hope it doesn't sound too stupid :smile:
I would love to run some scenarios on the Cloud, and some on my machine at the same time, being both parts of the same test run.
This can be useful when:
Example:
export let options = { scenarios: { example_scenario: { executor: 'shared-iterations', execution: local, // or something like that vus: 10, iterations: 200, maxDuration: '10s', }, another_scenario: { ... } } }
Then, when I use k6 cloud, run example_scenario locally, another_scenario in the Cloud, and see the results for the whole test run on the Cloud.
k6 cloud
example_scenario
another_scenario
I would love to run some scenarios on the Cloud, and some on my machine at the same time, being both parts of the same test run.
This can be useful when:
Example:
Then, when I use
k6 cloud
, runexample_scenario
locally,another_scenario
in the Cloud, and see the results for the whole test run on the Cloud.