Run Jmeter for dev and test then tar it all up

run_jmeter.sh

#!/bin/bash


run_datetime=`date +%F_%H-%M-%S`
test_artifacts_name="${run_datetime}/TEST"
dev_artifacts_name="${run_datetime}/DEV"

run() {
    rm -rf 2021-*
    mkdir -p $test_artifacts_name $dev_artifacts_name

    bin/jmeter -n -t sbdtest.jmx -l "${test_artifacts_name}.txt" -e -o $test_artifacts_name
    bin/jmeter -n -t sbddev.jmx -l "${dev_artifacts_name}.txt" -e -o $dev_artifacts_name
}

export() {
    tar zfc "${run_datetime}.tar.gz" $run_datetime

    cp "${run_datetime}.tar.gz" /tmp
    chown steven.black:steven.black "/tmp/${run_datetime}.tar.gz"

    echo "artifacts in:"
    echo "  /tmp/${run_datetime}.tar.gz"
}

compute() {

python2 - << EOF
import json

testfile = ""
devfile = ""

with open("$test_artifacts_name/statistics.json") as jf:
    testfile = json.load(jf)
with open("$dev_artifacts_name/statistics.json") as jf:
    devfile = json.load(jf)

print "test $run_datetime, dev_time, test_time, test_time - dev_time"
for test, dev in zip(testfile, devfile):
    testtime = testfile[test].get('meanResTime', 0)
    devtime = devfile[dev].get('meanResTime', 0)

    print "%s, %s, %s, %s" % (test, devtime, testtime, (testtime - devtime))

EOF


}

main() {
    run
    export
    compute
}

main "$@"