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artillery-engine-thrift

v0.0.5

Published

Artillery engine for Apache Thrift RPC load testing

Downloads

156

Readme

artillery-engine-thrift

Artillery engine for Apache Thrift RPC load testing. This engine allows you to use Artillery to perform load testing on Thrift-based services.

Installation

npm install artillery-engine-thrift --save-dev

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 14.0.0
  • Artillery >= 2.0.0

Usage

1. Install Artillery

npm install artillery --save-dev

2. Generate Thrift Service Code

First, generate your Thrift service JavaScript code:

thrift --gen js:node your-service.thrift

3. Configure Artillery

Create an Artillery configuration file (e.g., artillery-config.yml):

config:
  target: "thrift://localhost:8080"
  engines:
    thrift:
      services:
        YourServiceName:
          module: "./gen-nodejs/YourService.js"  # Path to generated Thrift service module
          qName: "com.example.YourService"        # Fully qualified service name
          host: "localhost"                       # Thrift server host
          port: 8080                               # Thrift server port
          transport: "TFramedTransport"            # Transport: TBufferedTransport, TFramedTransport
          protocol: "TBinaryProtocol"             # Protocol: TBinaryProtocol, TCompactProtocol, TJSONProtocol
          connectTimeout: 5000                     # Connection timeout in ms (default: 5000)
          timeout: 10000                           # Request timeout in ms (default: 10000)
          # maxAttempts: 3                         # Optional: enable thrift reconnect attempts (disabled by default)
          # retryMaxDelay: 1000                    # Optional: max reconnect delay in ms (only with maxAttempts)

scenarios:
  - name: "Thrift Load Test"
    engine: "thrift"
    flow:
      - thrift:
          service: "YourServiceName"
          method: "yourMethod"
          args: [{ param1: "{{ $randomString() }}" }]
          capture:
            resultVar: "$.response.field"
          match:
            "$.status": "success"

4. Run the Test

artillery run artillery-config.yml

Configuration Options

Service Configuration

  • module: Path to the generated Thrift service JavaScript file
  • qName: Fully qualified service name (e.g., com.example.ServiceName)
  • host: Thrift server hostname or IP address
  • port: Thrift server port number
  • transport: Transport type (TBufferedTransport or TFramedTransport)
  • protocol: Protocol type (TBinaryProtocol, TCompactProtocol, or TJSONProtocol)
  • connectTimeout: Connection timeout in milliseconds (default: 5000)
  • timeout: Request timeout in milliseconds (default: 10000)
  • maxAttempts: Optional reconnect attempts (disabled by default). When set, the thrift library will retry the connection on failure. Note: the library prints thrift: Couldn't get thrift connection... to the console when these attempts are exhausted, which is why retry is off by default for load testing.
  • retryMaxDelay: Maximum reconnect delay in milliseconds (only takes effect when maxAttempts is set)

Scenario Step Options

  • service: Service name (must match the key in engines.thrift.services)
  • method: Method name to call
  • args: Array of arguments to pass to the method (supports Artillery template variables)
  • capture: Capture response data to variables using JSONPath
  • match: Validate response values using JSONPath
  • continueOnError: Continue scenario execution on error (default: false)

Features

  • ✅ Support for multiple Thrift services
  • ✅ Connection pooling and client caching
  • ✅ Automatic retry with configurable attempts
  • ✅ Support for Artillery template variables in arguments
  • ✅ Response data capture using JSONPath
  • ✅ Response validation using JSONPath
  • ✅ Custom metrics tracking
  • ✅ Multiple transport and protocol options

Example

See the examples directory for complete working examples.

License

MPL-2.0

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.