I will put it there, thanks!

Looking at comments so far, its clear this is not yet ripe for attaching to the system tests flow. But it should get there one day. So I'm thinking this should probably go into a 'ui-perf-suit-master' directory (I'm assuming this is just testing master for now) in 'ovirt-system-tests'.

Over time I hope we'll get around to building a Lago environment around it and a suit runner script.

I think 'performance-suite-master' would be a good start under the ovitr-system-tests repo.
we can include there tests for UI and other parts ..

if you have something for 4.0, then you also add performance-suite-4.0 ( you can soft link if its the same code for starts ).

"I don't have many future plans"
I meant "I don't have any near future plans"

@Eyal Edri I looked at your calendar – haha, you don't need another meeting Are you sure?

For this specific script, I don't have many future plans. It's doing what I need to for the moment.

In the future, we'd like to performance test each commit. I believe that is far into the future, and thus shouldn't dictate where this tiny script lives.

So what directory would you suggest so I can commit it?

So it's not really Up testing right?
It's performance testing, which in this case is running on the US itself,
but as you said, more performance tests might be coming soon...

I would say it might be actually good candidate for a performance suit on
oVirt system tests.

But I think it's best if we'll do a short meeting over it and hear your
plans for future tests so we can decide on the best solution, I guess Roy
should be there as well, and he knows about system tests, so it will be
easier.

On Nov 21, 2016 8:30 PM, "Greg Sheremeta (oVirt JIRA)" <

Exactly. It's a selenium loop that does the exact same flow through oVirt say 400 times, and then makes sure performance doesn't degrade over time. See http://imgur.com/a/XcGib for an example result. In that case, I compared a new rpc patch to master. But sometimes I want to compare two patches.

Perhaps a better phrasing is "stability and performance" or "memory leak testing" or "long time browser open performance" I dunno