Add Certificate issuance test #57
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| ipaperftest --test CertIssuanceTest --amount 70 --cert-requests 5 -wsgi-processes 8 |
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This test creates a number of clients and enrolls them. Then it creates a number of services for each client and runs ipa-getcert on all of them. This is to try to identify the number of simultaneous certificate requests that the server can manage. There is no real effort to fully synchronize the requests since in reality they all won't fire at the same time either. There is one additional tuning option, the WSGI processes, which is not exposed on the command-line. This can be tuned directly in the constants file. Signed-off-by: Rob Crittenden <[email protected]>
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This test creates a number of clients and enrolls them. Then it creates a number of services for each client and runs ipa-getcert on all of them.
This is to try to identify the number of simultaneous certificate requests that the server can manage. There is no real effort to fully synchronize the requests since in reality they all won't fire at the same time either.
There is one additional tuning option, the WSGI processes, which is not exposed on the command-line. This can be tuned directly in the constants file.