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Right now it looks like K6_CLOUD_TOKEN can only be set globally for the whole process. This way, means that right now every canary that uses the same load balancer also has to upload data to the same k6 cloud instance:
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canary1-->k6-loadtester
canary2-->k6-loadtester
canary3-->k6-loadtester
k6-loadtester-->k6-cloud1
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If we wanted to have different k6 cloud instances receive data from different canaries, we'd need to set up multiple k6-loadtester instances:
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canary1-->k6-loadtester1
canary2-->k6-loadtester2
canary3-->k6-loadtester3
k6-loadtester1-->k6-cloud1
k6-loadtester2-->k6-cloud2
k6-loadtester3-->k6-cloud3
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It would be great if that token could also be injected by the webhook call itself so that multiple k6 cloud projects could be used for different canary tests while still using only a single webhook-handler instance.
flowchart LR
canary1-->k6-loadtester
canary2-->k6-loadtester
canary3-->k6-loadtester
k6-loadtester-->k6-cloud1
k6-loadtester-->k6-cloud2
k6-loadtester-->k6-cloud3
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Right now it looks like
K6_CLOUD_TOKEN
can only be set globally for the whole process. This way, means that right now every canary that uses the same load balancer also has to upload data to the same k6 cloud instance:If we wanted to have different k6 cloud instances receive data from different canaries, we'd need to set up multiple k6-loadtester instances:
It would be great if that token could also be injected by the webhook call itself so that multiple k6 cloud projects could be used for different canary tests while still using only a single webhook-handler instance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: