collective.funkbot 1.0

Using buildbot and funkload, allow you to have a feedback of your modifications of a python project with funkload differencial reports and buildbot waterfall by Makina Corpus

Introduction

This package has been done start during sprint@ploneconf2009. The goal is first to provide nighly load tests to Plone. The other goal is to be able to do the same on any other Plone project fast.

Using buildbot and funkload together, allow you to have feedbacks about performance impact done by your last code modifications every day in mail or ttw.

Contents

• Introduction

• Credits

• How to use it

• Where things are

• TODO

• Changelog

Credits

• Planet Makina Corpus

• Contact us

How to use it

First the process:

• Create a new funkbot project (projectname, vcs type, vcs address of the buildout)

• Go inside, init the buildout (buildout init or python bootstrap.py)

• launch the buildout will install buildbot and funkload

• launch master and slave daemons

• Connect your webbrowser to http://localhost:9080

• Ask a force rebuild will launch the build of your project.

Now the command line:

• paster create -t funkbot plone4

• virtualenv plone4

• cd plone4

• source bin/activate

• easy_install zc.buildout

• buildout

• master start && mycomputer start

• firefox http://localhost:9080

Where things are

The main things to understand is that you are creating a buildbot. So the first buildout doesn’t build the project. It build the buildbot that will build the project (sic).

TODO

• add static for serving funkload reports ttw (in progress)

• send mail at the end of tests with funkload reports inside

Changelog

1.0 - 2009-11-01

• Initial release [toutpt]

• Paste template to create a buildbot that trigger funkload [toutpt]