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Daniel_Larsson
Employee
Employee

Qlik Sense Enterprise Scalability Tools

Note: Our legacy performance testing offering can be found here: Qlik Sense Scalability Tools.

The Qlik Sense Enterprise Scalability Tools are used to create and run load and performance tests towards Qlik Sense Enterprise for Windows (QSEfW).

Included parts are:

  • Documentation on how to use the package
  • Command line tool for Windows, Mac and Linux. This command line tool (gopherciser) is open source and can be found here .
  • GUI for Windows, Mac and Linux.

Downloadable files can be found here:
📎 Qlik Sense Enterprise Scalability Tools 


Qlik Sense documents to help analyze result and log files can be found here :https://community.qlik.com/docs/DOC-15451

Change log

v1.12.0

  • Updated scheduler
  • Gopherciser v0.18.5 - v0.18.7
    • performance enhancements
    • new action stepdimension

v1.11.0 - v1.11.1

  • Gopherciser v0.17.26 - v0.18.5
    • Bugfixes

v1.10.2 - v1.11.0

  • Support for Feb 2024 Sense release
  • Gopherciser v0.17.21 -> v0.17.26
    • Bugfixes
    • Report sub hypercube errors as errors instead of warnings (unless calculation condition)

v1.10.1 - v1.10.2

  • Rebranded with new Qlik Logo

v1.10.0 - v1.10.1

  • Gopherciser v0.17.7 -> v0.17.21
    • Added support for layout container object
    • Added support for new pivot table
    • Added support for sn-text object
    • Added support for sn-table object
    • Added support for sn-shape object
    • Added hyper cube sub-errors as warnings (These warnings will become errors in v1.11.0)

v1.9.0 - v1.10.0

  • Gopherciser v0.17.7 -> v0.17.11
    • Open Hub Api compliance August 2023 release
    • Open App Api compliance August 2023 release

v1.8.0 - v.1.9.0

  • Updated scheduler
  • Updated reglog
  • Gopherciser v0.17.4 -> v0.17.7
    • Changed parameters for prometheus push gateway
    • bugfixes

v1.7.0-v1.8.0

  • Updated scheduler
  • Gopherciser v0.17.0 -> v0.17.4
    • Configurable max websocket frame size
    • Improved disonnect discoverability
    • Add in-mem Get app structure method
    • [Apicompliance] openapp
    • Bugfixes

v1.6.0 - v1.7.0

  • New installer - Option for personal install which should solve issues with "Administrator" privileges.
  • Updated scheduler
  • Gopherciser v0.16.2 -> v0.17.0
    • Bugfixes
    • Add option to print result json to script validate command
    • Updated api compliance for openhub action.
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Your use of Qlik Sense Enterprise Scalability Tools will be subject to the same license agreement between you and Qlik for your Qlik Sense License. Qlik does not provide maintenance and support services for the Qlik Sense Enterprise Scalability Tools, however please check QlikCommunity for additional information on use of these products.

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sri_c003
Partner - Creator II
Partner - Creator II

@SebastianFabian@Daniel_Larsson Noted. Shall remove the traffic (the metric log is good enough for us to gather the response times).

The ResponseTime field in the output log file - is in nanoseconds - is my understanding of this correct.

Patrick1210
Partner - Contributor II
Partner - Contributor II

Hi all,
I have probably a stupid question, sorry if it is the case.

I don't get why there are 2 concurrent Scalability tools.
If the purpose is to use it on a windows environement, when should we prefer Qlik Sense Enterprise Scalability Tools vs Qlik Sense Scalability Tools ?

I have seen that we can only conduct performance tests with Qlik Sense Enterprise Scalability Tools, so I also want to pre-cache some apps, I will install Qlik Sense Scalability Tools. But for load performance tests, which one should I prefer ?

Thanks

Patrick

kumara1a
Contributor
Contributor

Dear Scalability Tool Experts,

I am trying to run this tool on On-Premise QSEoK deployment. I am getting following error when testing connection. Error code in renderer.log is Exit Code 137. Please check and provide some input.

Version: v0.5.5 Failed to connect using 2 connection test functions. Error #1: failed to connect to engine over web socket: Failed connecting to sense server: Error connecting to Sense: unexpected HTTP response status: 401 Error #2: failed response code: 401 Unauthorized

 

I have followed the instructions given in random-qseok.html

Generating the SSH key pair on Master Kubernetes Node
Configuring the QSEoK deployment  by enabling JWT authentication on QSEoK with public key created above
Ensure there are adequate license for virtual Users in Console >> Licenses
Importing and publishing the test apps
Modifying the sample test script
Modify the following fields to match the QSEoK setup configured above:

connectionSettings.server: The hostname of the QSEoK deployment.
connectionSettings.jwtsettings.keypath: The path to the private key (mock.pem in this example as the key is stored in the same folder as Gopherciser).
connectionSettings.jwtsettings.jwtheader: The JWT headers as an escaped JSON string.
connectionSettings.jwtsettings.claims: The JWT claims as an escaped JSON string.
loginSettings.settings.directory: The name of the user directory.
scenario.action: OpenApp.settings.appguid: The GUID of the test app.
Error message while executing command gopherciser.exe execute -c qseok.json

Version: v0.5.5
2020-09-05T07:23:41-05:00 Err<0> Warn<0> ActvSess<0> TotSess<0> Actns<0> Reqs<0>
2020-09-05T07:23:51-05:00 Err<6> Warn<6> ActvSess<4> TotSess<10> Actns<10> Reqs<74>
TotErrors<10> TotWarnings<10> TotActions<10> TotRequests<90> Duration<13.4330929s>
10 errors occurred:
First error: 8 errors occurred:
* Unexpected status code: 401 (GET https://hostname:port/api/v1/collections/favorites): unexpected response status code<401> expected<[200]>
* Unexpected status code: 401 (GET https://hostname:port/api/v1/quotas?reportUsage=true): unexpected response status code<401> expected<[200]>
* Unexpected status code: 401 (GET https://hostname:port/api/v1/locale): unexpected response status code<401> expected<[200]>
* Unexpected status code: 401 (GET https://hostname:port/api/v1/users/me): unexpected response status code<401> expected<[200]>
* Unexpected status code: 401 (GET https://hostname:port/api/v1/features): unexpected response status code<401> expected<[200]>
* Unexpected status code: 401 (GET https://hostname:port/api/v1/spaces?limit=100): unexpected response status code<401> expected<[200]>
* failed to get spaces <<html>
<head><title>401 Authorization Required</title></head>
<body>
<center><h1>401 Authorization Required</h1></center>
<hr><center>nginx</center>
</body>
</html>
>: unexpected response status code<401> expected<[200]>
* Unexpected status code: 401 (GET https://hostname:port/api/v1/licenses/status): unexpected response status code<401> expected<[200]>

Regards,

Animesh Kumar

gandalfgray
Specialist II
Specialist II

Hi!

By reading this thread I see that running the tool uses actual users and consumes actual licenses.

So if we would like to test our environment we need to set up a Test copy of our Prod environment.

Could we then use our Prod license in the Test environment also or do we need to ask for a specific Test license?

(We are on the Signed license model if that has any importance)

Jens_Argentzell
Employee
Employee

Hi Patrick,

It is a valid question, and I’m sure this isn’t clear to everyone. Qlik Sense Enterprise Scalability Tool (QSEST) is our latest offering and this is where our tool development work mainly is happening, hence this is the tool for the future. A main difference and advantage that comes with QSEST is that it can run from Windows, Mac or Linux whilst Qlik Sense Scalability Tool (QSST) is windows only. If you are new with the tools I suggest you go for QSEST. The only key functionality that exist in QSST which is not yet supported for the QSEST is the regression capability.

erik_tengstam
Contributor II
Contributor II

Is there any prepared Sense app to anlyze the logs? Also any way to setup schedules to run test? i.e. check differnces in performance during the day

SebastianFabian
Former Employee
Former Employee


@erik_tengstam wrote:

Is there any prepared Sense app to anlyze the logs? Also any way to setup schedules to run test? i.e. check differnces in performance during the day


The QSSTAnalyzer Sense app is compatible with Gopherciser/QSEST text executions, see the following topic: https://community.qlik.com/t5/Scalability/Scalability-Results-Analyzer/td-p/1493648

There is no built-in scheduler but gopherciser (the underlying test tool) is fully operational as a command-line tool so it can be scripted with cron, bash, the Windows scheduler or any number of other solutions. See the documentation for Gopherciser, included with the QSEST package.

erik_tengstam
Contributor II
Contributor II

Thanks for reply.

Found earlier how to schedule so that is up (https://github.com/qlik-oss/gopherciser/blob/master/docs/availability-testing.md)

Also had a look at QSSTAnalyzer, but since I only have the .tsv files that didnt look like good option.. Will have to built something myself then

SebastianFabian
Former Employee
Former Employee

Great!

The analyzer should work fine even with just the TSVs - just that some of the visualizations may not be available.

bibhusharma05
Contributor II
Contributor II

Hi Daniel,

We are trying to use this tool to do performance testing with QlikSense hosted on Google Cloud Environment where authentication is SAML. Can we use scalability too to connect with QlikSense on GCP?

THnaks
Bibhu Sharma