Hello! and Amazon EC2 Question
Hi Everyone,
I'm currently evaluating loadUI. I have a local project using a locally deployed agent, and it works great. I was trying to get the EC2 AMI working, and am having a terrible time with it. I created a free tier EC2 account, and started up an EC2 AMI, with the correct security rules (port 22, 80, and 443 open). Here's what I'm experiencing:
In the distributed view, I am able to add my EC2 AMI. It shows the "Distributing" animation for a really long time (5-10 minutes). It then shows my VU scenario name. I start the test, and it shows the "Distributing" animation again, and after 10 minutes, still has not fired off any requests. What am I doing wrong? Do the load agents also require an inbound port back to the controller to be open?
For the record: If I switch to Local, and re-run the test, it works fine. If I run the test with my two local agents (on the same network as the controller) it also works fine.
Regards,
Slashzero
I'm currently evaluating loadUI. I have a local project using a locally deployed agent, and it works great. I was trying to get the EC2 AMI working, and am having a terrible time with it. I created a free tier EC2 account, and started up an EC2 AMI, with the correct security rules (port 22, 80, and 443 open). Here's what I'm experiencing:
In the distributed view, I am able to add my EC2 AMI. It shows the "Distributing" animation for a really long time (5-10 minutes). It then shows my VU scenario name. I start the test, and it shows the "Distributing" animation again, and after 10 minutes, still has not fired off any requests. What am I doing wrong? Do the load agents also require an inbound port back to the controller to be open?
For the record: If I switch to Local, and re-run the test, it works fine. If I run the test with my two local agents (on the same network as the controller) it also works fine.
Regards,
Slashzero
