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It's more like a feature request.
When there are multiple ec2 instances it would be nice to have the tests start synchronously.
Our network is not too good and I often face the situation of having the instances start with a few minutes offset to each other.
We have some short tests (5-10 minutes) because it's enough for validation but the desynchronized instance start spoils the results as the interval when all the instances are up and running is shortened...
Kind regards,
Jozsef
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I see how this would be important for short tests. But if you have such a short test, do you really need multiple EC2 instances? Are you testing a very large spike for 5-10 minutes?
Hi,
It's more like a feature request.
When there are multiple ec2 instances it would be nice to have the tests start synchronously.
Our network is not too good and I often face the situation of having the instances start with a few minutes offset to each other.
We have some short tests (5-10 minutes) because it's enough for validation but the desynchronized instance start spoils the results as the interval when all the instances are up and running is shortened...
Kind regards,
Jozsef
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: