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How to start the load generator when deploying in a Kubernetes cluster? #159
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@riksanyal are you looking to run the app using docker compose or run on a local kubernetes cluster? I see in the steps you listed above, you start minikube then do a docker compose up command. Regardless of how you get the app running (on minikube or docker compose) you should start to see orders being submitted to the order-service via the virtual-worker pod that is deployed to the cluster. It is configured to submit 100 orders per hour and you should see the orders in rabbitmq. Is that the "load generator" you were looking for or were you looking for something else? |
@pauldotyu , thanks for getting back. It seems like the the virtual-worker pod is unable to complete orders. Here is a sample:
This is happening even though the makeline-service pod is healthy, but sometimes failing to insert/save/update orders. Here is the log:
Do you know how to resolve this |
Ok, that's interesting... I haven't run into that in a while. In your original issue comment, you mentioned starting up minikube then applying the "aks-store-all-in-one.yaml" manifest and also running a |
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