siege-ci.sh

siege-ci.sh

#!/bin/bash
#
# Simple Siege wrapper for use in CI. 
# A good use of this script might be in a CI setup calling a custom URL that featured many DB queries..
# Outputs 'PASS' or 'FAIL' to stdout/stderror respectively, for given URL(s) depending on:
# 
# 1). Script params 
# 2). Baked-in "acceptable" performance params (See "Performance Parameters" below)
# 
# Russell Michell 2015 <[email protected]>
# 
# Note: Modify /usr/local/etc/seiegerc thus: 
# 
#     show-logfile = false
#
# TODO:
# - Script occasionbally segfaults. Not sure why.
# - Allow configurable server-response time
#
# Performance Parameters
#
# Response time (s)
BV_B_RT=0.5

# Availability (%)
BV_B_AV=100

# Failed transactions
BV_B_FT=0

# Longest transaction (s)
BV_B_LT=10

#
# The script. You shouldn't need to edit anything below here
#

function usage {
cat << EOF
Usage: $0 <options>

Wrapper script around Siege suited for CI environments. 
It will output 'PASS' or 'FAIL' to stdout/stderror, depending on passed and baked-in params.

OPTIONS:
   -h      Show this message
   -c      No. Concurrent users e.g. 10
   -d      Time Delay between requests  in seconds e.g. 1
   -t      Time for test to run in seconds e.g. 60
   -u      Url to test e.g. http://localhost
   -R      Show only the Response time metric (No -R assumes run all metrics)
EOF

exit
}

SILENT=0
METRIC_RESPONSE=0
while getopts "hc:d:t:u:s:R" OPT; do
        case $OPT in
                c)
                        PARAM_CONCURRENT="$OPTARG"
                        MSG="${OPTARG} Concurrent users\n"
                ;;
                d)
                        PARAM_DELAY="$OPTARG"
                        MSG="${MSG} Delay: ${OPTARG}s\n"
                ;;
                t)
                        PARAM_TIMING="$OPTARG"
                        MSG="${MSG} Time/Duration: ${OPTARG}s\n"
                ;;
                u)
                        PARAM_URL="$OPTARG"
                        MSG="${MSG} URL: ${OPTARG}\n\n"
                ;;
                s)
                        SILENT=1
                ;;
                R)
                        METRIC_RESPONSE=1
                ;;
                h)
                        usage
                        exit 1
                ;; 
                \?)
                        usage
                        exit 1
                ;; 
        esac
done

if [[ $# -eq 0 ]]
then
        usage
fi

# Useful if run from TeamCity etc - don't show "user prompts"..
#if [ $SILENT -eq 0 ]
#then
#       #echo -e $MSG
#fi

SIEGE=$(which siege)
OUTFILE="./siege.out"

if [ "${#SIEGE}" -eq "0" ]
then
        echo -f "Install Siege: http://www.joedog.org/siege-home/"
        exit
fi

CMD="$SIEGE -q -c${PARAM_CONCURRENT} -d${PARAM_DELAY} -t${PARAM_TIMING}S ${PARAM_URL}"

# Truncate the output and re-create
> $OUTFILE
$CMD 2> $OUTFILE 

# Run the command and parse output for one or more "bad" things:
RESPONSE=$( cat $OUTFILE | perl -p -e's/^.*Response time:\s+(.*)\ssecs.*$/_\1/' | grep '_' | sed 's/_//' )
AVAILABILITY=$( cat $OUTFILE | perl -p -e's/^.*Availability:\s+(.*)\s%.*$/_\1/' | grep '_' | sed 's/_//' )
FAILED_TRANSACTIONS=$( cat $OUTFILE | perl -p -e's/^.*Failed transactions:\s+([0-9]+)$/_\1/' | grep '_' | sed 's/_//' )
LONGEST_TRANSACTION=$( cat $OUTFILE | perl -p -e's/^.*Longest transaction:\s+(.*)/_\1/' | grep '_' | sed 's/_//' )

# Colour the output
RED=`tput setaf 1`
GRN=`tput setaf 2`
RST=`tput sgr0`

# Let's be positive by default..
STATUS="${GRN}PASS${RST}"
EXIT_CODE=0

# Response time too high (always run this. Only run the rest if $METRIC_RESPONSE=0)
if [ $( echo "$RESPONSE > $BV_B_RT" | bc ) -gt 0 ]; then
        STATUS="${RED}FAIL${RST} (Bad response time: Allowed: ${BV_B_RT}s Actual: ${RESPONSE}s)"
        EXIT_CODE=1
else
        if [ $METRIC_RESPONSE -eq 0 ]; then
                # Less than acceptable URL availability
                if [ $( echo "scale=0;($AVAILABILITY)/1 < $BV_B_AV" | bc ) -gt 0 ]; then
                        STATUS="${RED}FAIL${RST} (Bad availability: Allowed: ${BV_B_AV}% Actual: ${AVAILABILITY}%)"
                        EXIT_CODE=1
                # Greater than acceptable failed requests
                elif [ $FAILED_TRANSACTIONS -gt $BV_B_FT ]; then
                        STATUS="${RED}FAIL${RST} (No. failed requests too high: Allowed: ${BV_B_FT} Actual: ${FAILED_TRANSACTIONS})"
                        EXIT_CODE=1
                # Longest request took too long
                elif [ $( echo "$LONGEST_TRANSACTION > $BV_B_LT" | bc ) -gt 0 ]; then
                        STATUS="${RED}FAIL${RST} (Longest request took too long. Allowed: ${BV_B_LT}s Actual: ${LONGEST_TRANSACTION}s)"
                        EXIT_CODE=1
                fi
        fi
fi

if [ $EXIT_CODE -eq 1 ]; then
        >&2 echo "${STATUS} Av response: ${RESPONSE}s"
else
        echo "${STATUS} Av response: ${RESPONSE}s"
fi