Readme

This Readme file provides instructions for building and running a Go application named Sirius. A distributed testing framework designed for Couchbase, serving as a REST-based loading service for system, functional, performance and volume testing.

Doc loader different capabilities are described using Rest Endpoints.

Sirius APIs Demo

Requirements

To build and run Sirius, you will need:

• Go
• Docker
• docker-compose

Installation

Clone the repository:

git clone <repository_url>

Navigate to the cloned repository:

cd <repository_name>

Build Sirius:

make build

Usage

Running the Application Locally

To run Sirius locally, use the following command:

clean everything and run

make clean

Run

make run

Deploying the Application with Docker

To deploy Sirius using Docker, use the following command:

make deploy

This command will stop any running Docker images, build and start Docker images for Sirius, and verify that the images have been built and started.

To perform a fresh deployment, which will rebuild the Docker images, use the following command:

make fresh_deploy

Stopping the Application

To stop Sirius, use the following command:

make down

Cleaning

To clean up the t metadata and results directories, use the following command:

make clean

To clean up the directories and then run Sirius, use the following command:

make clean_run

To clean up the directories and then deploy Sirius, use the following command:

make clean_deploy

Conclusion

Sirius is a simple but powerful Go application for loading Data into a server and storing t metadata and results. By following the instructions in this Readme, you can quickly build and run the application locally, or deploy it to a Docker environment for production use.

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