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sfb

v0.0.64

Published

Serverless Force Bench

Downloads

80

Readme

Serverless Force Bench

SFB(Serverless Force Bench) is a tool for bench testing on AWS Serverless.

sfb.svg

1. How to use it?

1.1 Requirements

1.2 Install the CLI

npm i -g sfb

1.3 Show Help Options

sfb help

2. Stack

Before using CLI, you need to first deploy the base stack in your chosen region.

Permissions: Managing stacks usually requires administrator permissions.

2.1 Deploy/Update

# deploy a new stack or update stack
sfb deploy

# deploy a new stack or update stack in specify region
sfb deploy --region <your-region>

2.2 Remove

# remove the stack
sfb remove

# remove the stack in specify region
sfb remove --region <your-region>

2.3 List Deployed Regions

sfb regions

3. Tasks

Permissions: Using the CLI usually requires ordinary permissions:

  • lambda:invokeFunction
  • ec2:describeRegions
  • cloudformation:describeStacks

3.1 Create Task

# show how create a new task
sfb create --help

# create a new task in current region
sfb create --name test --type API --n 10 --c 2 --compute Lambda --url https://api.com

# create a new task in specific region(s)
sfb create --name test --type API --n 10 --c 2 --compute Fargate --delay 30 --url https://api.com --regions ap-southeast-1,us-east-2

3.2 List Tasks

# list all tasks
sfb ls

# show a specific task detail
sfb ls [taskId]

3.3 Remove Tasks

# remove all tasks
sfb rm

# remove a specific task
sfb rm [taskId]

3.4 Abort Task

# abort a specific task
sfb abort <taskId>

4. How to compute the cost?

  • https://aws.amazon.com/lambda/pricing/
  • https://aws.amazon.com/step-functions/pricing/
  • https://aws.amazon.com/sns/pricing/
  • https://aws.amazon.com/ecs/pricing/
  • https://aws.amazon.com/batch/pricing/
  • https://aws.amazon.com/kinesis/data-streams/pricing/