You could use like env <parameter>=<value> locust <options> and use <parameter> inside the locust script to use its value E.g., env IP_ADDRESS=100.0.1.1 locust -f locust-file.py –no-web –clients=5 –hatch-rate=1 –num-request=500 and use IP_ADDRESS inside the locust script to access its value which is 100.0.1.1 in this case.
Yes, you can use: token_string = “token string” resp = self.client.post( url=”http://someserver”, data=json.dumps(data), auth=None, headers={“authorization”: “Token ” + token_string}, name=”http://someserver”, )
Locust author here. By default, each HttpLocust user instance has an HTTP client that has it’s own separate session. Locust doesn’t have any feature for providing a list of user credentials or similar. However, your load testing scripts are just python code, and luckily it’s trivial to implement this yourself. Here’s a short example: # … Read more