I've inherited a Neoload setup which consists of a Win Server 2016 acting as controller and 40 Ubuntu virtual machines acting as Load Generators.
I can execute tests from the Neoload installation on the Controller (which utilizes all 40 LGs), but I would like to run tests from https://neoload.saas.neotys.com/
I can setup the controller, or any other Windows machine, as a Load Generator on it's own using LoadGeneratorAgent.exe (see attached scrshot).
How do I do the same on a Linux installation?
I've located the LoadgeneratorAgent on the Linux machines in /usr/local/Neoload7.1/bin/ but how do I start these with the correct zone and access token?
There is no Desktop Environment installed, so all I have is a ssh connection.
The content of that panel is stored on Linux under $HOME/.neotys/neoload/yourversion/conf
Look at the agent_user.properties file. You can duplicate what you already have in your Windows environment for the same file.
The content should be like this:
[Web]
neoload.web.resource.address.port=7100
neoload.web.resource.address.host=192.168.0.5
neoload.web.resource.zone=
neoload.web.saas.secretToken=f522e37a4c1c7a24c9208b69314f708888f0ab9632ca8d65
neoload.web.saas.url=https\://neoload-rest.saas.neotys.com
Awesome, thanks Neil and Nouredine.
Now I can get further with the web test. The LGs are an older version, NL v6.3, but that shouldn't stop me.
I did get an error about a LG agent already runinng, but ps -aux reveal no other processes running.
Starting an agent did create new dirs under 7.1/conf incl the user_agent.properties
I've got an idea of which direction to go from here, so again thanks for your help. It's greatly appreciated :)
