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Saving test artifacts to Object Storage

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Updated at February 12, 2024
  • Preparing the infrastructure
  • Running a test

Configure the saving of test artifacts to the Yandex Object Storage service. You can use artifacts to analyze test results and detect issues during testing.

Note

You can set up how you want your artifacts to be saved only prior to testing.

Preparing the infrastructurePreparing the infrastructure

  1. Create a bucket in the same directory where the test agent is located.
  2. Assign the storage.uploader role to the service account used to create the test agent.

Running a testRunning a test

You can create a new test:

Management console
  1. Create a new test, and enable the Save artifacts option under Test logs.
  2. In the Bucket name field, select the bucket into which the test artifacts will be saved.
  3. In the Save filesfield, specify which files to save, using a mask in glob-expression format.
  4. (Optional) In the Exclude files field, specify which files to exclude using a mask in glob-expression format.
  5. (Optional) Enable the Archive in zip option to save all files to a single archive.

You can also restart the existing test:

Management console
  1. In the management console, select Load Testing.
  2. In the left-hand panel, select Tests.
  3. Select the test. In the top-right corner, click Restart.
  4. Under Test logs, enable the Save artifacts option.
  5. In the Bucket name field, select the bucket into which the test artifacts will be saved.
  6. In the Save filesfield, specify which files to save, using a mask in glob-expression format.
  7. (Optional) In the Exclude files field, specify which files to exclude using a mask in glob-expression format.
  8. (Optional) Enable the Archive in zip option to save all files to a single archive.
  9. Click Create.

Test artifacts are stored on the test agent in the /var/lib/ulta/tests directory.

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