Using Sitespeed in Kubernetes
See original GitHub issueHi there,
we are currently setting up sitespeed.io Tests in our Kubernetes Cluster. So far it worked pretty straight forward, but now we hit kind of a deal-breaking problem: Kubernetes does not support throttling network connections, so we can only run our tests without any throttling. This makes them pretty inconsistent and not reliable.
We cannot use tc
in Kubernets to set up throttled Networks. Do you know of any alternative? Maybe a Docker Container that throttles another Container?
We are thankful for any help because we would really like to use this tool.
Thanks!
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@Sly777 You basically need to use a Kubernetes CronJob that creates a normal Job every N minutes. I will soon write a blog post about this on https://blog.rphl.io/ if you are interested. You can also contact me via E-Mail (aliasgram@gmail.com)
@Algram let us know when you publish it so we can link to it from the docs 😃