I've been seeing exceptions all the time, and this is an attempt to fix those.
First of all, it turned out that using local Docker results in slightly broken DNS, and some of requests endup hitting my ISPs redirects (the good old advancedsearch2.virginmedia.com).
Testing against ECS doesn't result in as many exceptions, as DNS is not an issue.
And treat the response as JSON, and look for attribute id, and it's not there. All we get is "Cookie is set" in plain text. The question is whether I should be looking to fix users service or the load test code?
I've been seeing exceptions all the time, and this is an attempt to fix those.
First of all, it turned out that using local Docker results in slightly broken DNS, and some of requests endup hitting my ISPs redirects (the good old advancedsearch2.virginmedia.com).
Testing against ECS doesn't result in as many exceptions, as DNS is not an issue.
So here is one things that sure is a bug –
we call:
And treat the response as JSON, and look for attribute
id
, and it's not there. All we get is "Cookie is set" in plain text. The question is whether I should be looking to fix users service or the load test code?