Gatling - running on multiple machines and aggregating the results

gatlingClusterRun.sh

#!/bin/bash
##################################################################################################################
#Gatling scale out/cluster run script:
#Before running this script some assumptions are made:
#1) Public keys were exchange inorder to ssh with no password promot (ssh-copy-id on all remotes)
#2) Check  read/write permissions on all folders declared in this script.
#3) Gatling installation (GATLING_HOME variable) is the same on all hosts
#4) Assuming all hosts has the same user name (if not change in script)
##################################################################################################################

#Assuming same user name for all hosts
USER_NAME='nimrod'

#Remote hosts list
HOSTS=( 192.168.28.24 192.123.123.12 180.123.98.1)

#Assuming all Gatling installation in same path (with write permissions)
GATLING_HOME=/gatling/gatling-charts-highcharts-1.5.6
GATLING_SIMULATIONS_DIR=$GATLING_HOME/user-files/simulations
GATLING_RUNNER=$GATLING_HOME/bin/gatling.sh

#Change to your simulation class name
SIMULATION_NAME='nimrodstech.GatlingClusterTest'

#No need to change this
GATLING_REPORT_DIR=$GATLING_HOME/results/
GATHER_REPORTS_DIR=/gatling/reports/

echo "Starting Gatling cluster run for simulation: $SIMULATION_NAME"

echo "Cleaning previous runs from localhost"
rm -rf $GATHER_REPORTS_DIR
mkdir $GATHER_REPORTS_DIR
rm -rf $GATLING_REPORT_DIR

for HOST in "${HOSTS[@]}"
do
  echo "Cleaning previous runs from host: $HOST"
  ssh -n -f $USER_NAME@$HOST "sh -c 'rm -rf $GATLING_REPORT_DIR'"
done

for HOST in "${HOSTS[@]}"
do
  echo "Copying simulations to host: $HOST"
  scp -r $GATLING_SIMULATIONS_DIR/* $USER_NAME@$HOST:$GATLING_SIMULATIONS_DIR
done

for HOST in "${HOSTS[@]}"
do
  echo "Running simulation on host: $HOST"
  ssh -n -f $USER_NAME@$HOST "sh -c 'nohup $GATLING_RUNNER -nr -s $SIMULATION_NAME > /gatling/run.log 2>&1 &'"
done

echo "Running simulation on localhost"
$GATLING_RUNNER -nr -s $SIMULATION_NAME

echo "Gathering result file from localhost"
ls -t $GATLING_REPORT_DIR | head -n 1 | xargs -I {} mv ${GATLING_REPORT_DIR}{} ${GATLING_REPORT_DIR}report
cp ${GATLING_REPORT_DIR}report/simulation.log $GATHER_REPORTS_DIR


for HOST in "${HOSTS[@]}"
do
  echo "Gathering result file from host: $HOST"
  ssh -n -f $USER_NAME@$HOST "sh -c 'ls -t $GATLING_REPORT_DIR | head -n 1 | xargs -I {} mv ${GATLING_REPORT_DIR}{} ${GATLING_REPORT_DIR}report'"
  scp $USER_NAME@$HOST:${GATLING_REPORT_DIR}report/simulation.log ${GATHER_REPORTS_DIR}simulation-$HOST.log
done

mv $GATHER_REPORTS_DIR $GATLING_REPORT_DIR
echo "Aggregating simulations"
$GATLING_RUNNER -ro reports

#using macOSX
open ${GATLING_REPORT_DIR}reports/index.html

#using ubuntu
#google-chrome ${GATLING_REPORT_DIR}reports/index.html

There is windows batch file (.bat) equivalent to this script?

Hi there. Thanks for this.
Does this apply assertions to the aggregated results that can be used to PASS/FAIL the overall test and pass the result back to the pipeline?
If it does, how do we ensure assertions are ignored on the remote Gatling hosts?
If not, how can we do this and feed back a PASS/FAIL to our pipeline?
Thanks.