Getting error when using distributed load generation along with timescale .
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Got DivisionByZero error when trying to update testrun, most likely because there were no requests logged
I am trying to run locust in distributed mode along with that using timescale to put data into my tsdb .
I have created 3 ec2 instances for this purpose.
First one acts as master, while other two act as workers.
On the master host I run: locust -f test.py --headless --u 10 -t 10s --timescale --pghost=$PGHOST --pgport=5432 --pgpassword=$PASSWORD --pguser=$POSTGRES --master --expect-workers=2
On both worker nodes I run: locust -f test.py --worker --master-host=$MASTER_HOST
When I do this, I get the error which I shared at the top. I checked my tsdb, there are no new enteries in request table, but testrun table has a new entry.
But, when I run the test without distributed load generation using the command
locust -f test.py --headless -u 10 -t 10s --timescale --pghost=$PGHOST --pgport=5432 --pgpassword=$PASSWORD --pguser=$POSTGRES , I see new entries has been to request as well as testrun table.
What could be going wrong here ? why am I not able to use distributed load generation along with timescale.
You need to set --timescale on the worker as well I think?
that's weird but true, you need to set locust -f test.py --worker --timescale --master-host=$MASTER_HOST
that's weird but true, you need to set locust -f test.py --worker --timescale --master-host=$MASTER_HOST
got a error （locust: error: unrecognized arguments: --timescale）
when use --timescale why？
Is locust-plugins installed and is it the latest version?
Is locust-plugins installed and is it the latest version?
need installed by pip ？
need installed by pip ？
yes
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