zitadel/load-test

Load Tests

This package contains code for load testing specific endpoints of ZITADEL using k6.

Prerequisite

• npm
• k6
• go
• running ZITADEL

Structure

The use cases under tests are defined in src/use_cases. The implementation of ZITADEL resources and calls are located under src.

Execution

Env vars

• VUS: Amount of parallel processes execute the test (default is 20)
• DURATION: Defines how long the tests are executed (default is 200s)
• ZITADEL_HOST: URL of ZITADEL (default is http://localhost:8080)

To setup the tests we use the credentials of console and log in using an admin. The user must be able to create organizations and all resources inside organizations.

• ADMIN_LOGIN_NAME: zitadel-admin@zitadel.localhost
• ADMIN_PASSWORD: Password1!

Test

Before you run the tests you need an initialized user. The tests don't implement the change password screen during login.

• make human_password_login
  setup: creates human users
  test: uses the previously created humans to sign in using the login ui
• make machine_pat_login
  setup: creates machines and a pat for each machine
  test: calls user info endpoint with the given pats
• make machine_client_credentials_login
  setup: creates machines and a client credential secret for each machine
  test: calls token endpoint with the client_credentials grant type.
• make user_info
  setup: creates human users and signs them in
  test: calls user info endpoint using the given humans
• make manipulate_user
  test: creates a human, updates its profile, locks the user and then deletes it
• make introspect
  setup: creates projects, one api per project, one key per api and generates the jwt from the given keys
  test: calls introspection endpoint using the given JWTs
• make add_session
  setup: creates human users
  test: creates new sessions with user id check
• make machine_jwt_profile_grant
  setup: generates private/public key, creates machine users, adds a key
  test: creates a token and calls user info
• make machine_jwt_profile_grant_single_user
  setup: generates private/public key, creates machine user, adds a key
  test: creates a token and calls user info in parallel for the same user