Right now performance tests using NightHawk are limited to single instance load generation. This limits the amount of traffic that can be generated to the output of the single machine that the benchmark tool runs on in or out of a cluster.
Desired Behavior
Support distributed deployments of NightHawk to enable users to run distributed performance tests to better mimic real-world, distributed systems scenarios.
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Current Behavior
Right now performance tests using NightHawk are limited to single instance load generation. This limits the amount of traffic that can be generated to the output of the single machine that the benchmark tool runs on in or out of a cluster.
Desired Behavior
Support distributed deployments of NightHawk to enable users to run distributed performance tests to better mimic real-world, distributed systems scenarios.
Resources
Proposed design spec: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_hhQ5w1iLClgf7RvboI6il-eMKKAVPwz50GHm2VN4Bg/edit#heading=h.3tnqdf3a6jei
Additional Context Load generators and meshery: https://docs.meshery.io/extensibility/load-generators Performance management in meshery: https://docs.meshery.io/functionality/performance-management
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