MTE Relay Client Demo (Python)

Demo for MTE Relay

Using MTE version 4.x.x

Introduction

Language Interface Unit Test

Introduction

This project utilizes locust to simulate multiple users making many requests against the MTE relay server.

IMPORTANT

Please note the solution provided in this tutorial does NOT include the MTE library or supporting MTE library files. Please contact Eclypses Inc. if the MTE SDK (which contatins the library and supporting files) has NOT been provided. The solution will only work AFTER the MTE library and other files have been incorporated.

MTE Relay Client Demo

Setup

Ensure that the python module "locust" is installed.

MTE Directory and File Setup

1. Copy the "lib" directory and contents from the MTE SDK into the root directory.
2. Copy the "src/py" directory and contents from the MTE SDK into the root directory.
3. In the file locustRequest.py, locate the line in the source code ```Python if not MteBase.init_license("LicenseCompany", "LicenseKey"): ``` and replace "LicenseCompany" and "LicenseKey" with the appropriate company and license key provided by the Eclypses Applied Technology Team https://eclypses.com/get-started/

Usage

1. Open a command line interface:
   • Windows: Open Command Prompt or PowerShell
   • Linux: Open Terminal
   • macOS: Open Terminal
2. Navigate to the project directory:

cd path/to/project

3. Run Locust:

locust -f locustRequest.py --headless -u 100 -r10 -t 10m --csv a.csv --host https://aws-relay-server.eclypses.com/ --test_type login --mte_type 1 --total_pairs 10

Program Arguments

There are several program arguments that can be used to control the client test. They can be used either in the terminal or in a "launch.json" file. There are many that locust itself offers; this covers the main ones this application utilizes, along with several custom arguments. These custom arguments are specific to MTE testing capabilities.

• -f: The name of the python file that locust will use. In this application, it should always be locustRequest.py. Other python files will be incorporated as needed.
• --headless: Disables the web interface.
• -u: The peak number of concurrent users.
• -r: The rate at which users are spawn.
• -t: The total run time. For example, "10m" will run for 10 minutes.
• --csv: Stores statistics to CSV format files.
• --host: Host to load test against.
• --test_type: The particular test to run. *Custom argument*
• --mte_type: 1 or "mke" to use the MKE add-on, otherwise it will use the core MTE. *Custom argument*
• --total_pairs: The total number of encoder/decoder states that will match up with the server. *Custom argument*

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