[chore] increase limits for load tests #400
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Signed-off-by: Florian Bacher <[email protected]>
odubajDT
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Do you think it makes sense to add the maximum specified for the test into the graphs as well? So we can see how close we are to hitting the cutoff point? |
that's a good idea - I'd look into that in a separate PR, as I need to figure out how to best get this data into the result json file generated by the testing library |
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Sounds good, definitely should go in a separate PR. Since you mentioned "we've been pretty close to the limits" I looked at the overview page and realized I have no idea what the limits actually are 😄 |
pirgeo
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According to the recent results https://dynatrace.github.io/dynatrace-otel-collector/benchmarks/loadtests/ there was no significant or sudden increase in the memory consumption, but it was always rather close to the specified limits