taskbench.rake

taskbench.rake

namespace :taskbench do
  desc <<-END_DESC
Loads up some tasks

END_DESC

  task :hostupdate => :environment do
    puts 'Starting task load..'
    User.current = User.anonymous_admin
    for y in 0..100
      host = ::Host::Managed.unscoped.order('RANDOM()').first
      facts = host.facts
      puts "Creating task."
      begin
        task = ForemanTasks.async_task(::Actions::Katello::Host::Update, host, facts)
      rescue
        puts "Exception launching task."
      end
      puts "task: #{y} created"
    end
    puts "Finished"
  end

  task :genapp => :environment do
    puts 'Starting task load..'
    User.current = User.anonymous_admin
    for y in 0..100
      host = ::Host::Managed.unscoped.order('RANDOM()').first
      puts "Creating GenerateApp task."
      begin
        task = ForemanTasks.async_task(::Actions::Katello::Host::GenerateApplicability, [host])
      rescue
        puts "Exception launching GenerateApp task."
      end
      puts "GenerateApp task: #{y} created"
    end
    puts "Finished"
  end
  
  task :dummy => :environment do
    puts 'Starting task load..'
    User.current = User.anonymous_admin
    for y in 0..100
      host = ::Host::Managed.unscoped.order('RANDOM()').first
      puts "Creating DummyAction task."
      begin
        task = ForemanTasks.async_task(::Actions::Katello::Host::DummyAction, [host])
      rescue
        puts "Exception launching DummyAction task."
      end
      puts "GenerateApp task: #{y} created"
    end
    puts "Finished"
  end

  

end

You can generate ~4000 tasks quickly by driving this from your shell and parallelizing it with the & operator:

# for i in {1..20}; do foreman-rake taskbench:hostupdate & done
# for i in {1..20}; do foreman-rake taskbench:genapp & done