delete_sequential_404s.yaml

# Run this file with the test-server, then specify the PORT as a parameter to this try or run script.

# This file will delete sequentially until we get 50 (maxDelete404) 404s in a row. If we ever don't get a 404, it resets.
# Once we hit 50 in a row, it logs to `test_404s` logger which causes the test to exit with `kill: true`

vars:
  port: "${PORT}"
  ingestName: 'test:loadtest-'
  maxDelete404: 50
  maxSearchDelete404: 500
  maxEmptySearch: 20

load_pattern:
  - linear:
      from: 100%
      to: 100%
      over: 15s

config:
  client:
    headers:
      TestTime: '${epoch("ms")}'
      Accept: application/json

providers:
  createdId:
    range:
      start: 1
  delete404s:
    list:
      values:
        - 0 # Initial value to pre-populate a counter
      repeat: false


loggers:
  test:
    to: stdout
  test_404s:
    limit: 1
    to: stdout
    pretty: false
    kill: true

endpoints:
  - method: DELETE
    url: 'http://localhost:${port}?id=${ingestName}${start_pad(createdId, 6, "0")}?include-children=true'
    tags:
      status: ${response.status}
    headers:
      Delete404s: ${delete404s}
    peak_load: 1hps
    provides:
      delete404s:
        select: if(response.status == 404, delete404s + 1, 0)
        send: force
    logs:
      test:
        select:
          id: '`${ingestName}${start_pad(createdId, 6, "0")}`'
          delete404s: delete404s
      test_404s:
        select:
          timestamp: epoch("ms")
          id: '`${ingestName}${start_pad(createdId, 6, "0")}`'
          request: request["start-line"]
          response: response["start-line"]
          status: response.status
          delete404s: delete404s
          maxDelete404: maxDelete404
        where: response.status == 404 && delete404s >= maxDelete404
        # where: response.status == 404