Examples
Goose ships eight example load tests. Each entry below says what the example demonstrates and what it needs, and, except for Drupal Memcache, shows a piece of a real run; select the picture to open the example’s page. Simple is the smallest place to start, and Umami is the closest to a real site.
Simple
GET and POST requests, a login that runs once per user, and a wait after each transaction except the login. Needs: any web server that answers POST /login, / and /about/ with 200. Source: examples/simple.rs
Closure
Transactions built in a loop, one closure per path. Needs: any web server that answers /, /about and /our-team with 200. Source: examples/closure.rs
Session
A token from a signup request, kept per user with set_session_data and sent as a bearer token. Needs: a server whose POST /signup answers JSON with a jwtToken, and whose / answers 200 to a request that carries it. Source: examples/session.rs
Basic Authentication
Three ways to send HTTP Basic auth, one scenario each, and which of them covers static assets. Needs: the httpbin.org paths, or a server that answers them. Source: examples/basic_auth.rs
GraphQL
GraphQL queries and a mutation sent with post_graphql and post_graphql_named, and how each names its request. Needs: a server at POST /graphql that answers the example’s four operations with 200; a real GraphQL server needs the user, posts and createPost fields the queries ask for. Source: examples/graphql_loadtest.rs
TCP Load Test
A raw TCP round trip timed by the transaction and recorded in Goose’s metrics with record_custom_request_duration. Needs: a TCP echo server. Source: examples/tcp_loadtest.rs
Drupal Memcache
A Locust load test ported to Goose: anonymous and logged in users, form tokens read from pages, and comments posted. Needs: a Drupal 7 site prepared as the drupal-loadtest repository describes, since the example posts Drupal 7 forms. Its page has no picture of a run: against the Drupal 11 Umami site that the Umami example uses, nearly all of the example’s node and profile requests answered 404. Source: examples/drupal_memcache.rs
Umami
Three kinds of visitor (English, Spanish and admin), most of the site’s page types, the log in and article edit forms, and each page’s stylesheets, scripts and images. Needs: a stock Drupal 11.4 site installed with the Umami demo profile, aggregation left on, and an admin account the example can log in with. Source: examples/umami/
