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I was successful in using this jmeter-plugin in Azure LoadTest for my test scenarios. But I only succeeded in using a connections string for the servicebus and putting c-string that into a KeyVault.
Unfortunately, I found no way to use the ManagedIdentity, which can be assigned to AzureLoad test, to use that MID to submit messages to the SB. How can that be realized? Is that somehow possible with this version 0.3.0 or is there any change required?
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This plugin can submit messages to the Service Bus using Managed ID, but I have also confirmed that it does not work in Azure Load Testing as you say.
The log outputs "ManagedIdentityCredential authentication unavailable. Connection to IMDS endpoint cannot be established, Connection refused.", so it seems that the Managed ID is not properly set for the Test engine server in Azure Load Testing.
I will report it to Microsoft as a glitch, and if you would like, you can contact Azure's support center or others to inquire about it as well.
Thank you for the feedback. I would appreciate if you could report it to MS. I will try as well. The more feedback they get, the higher is the chance for a bugfix ;-)
I was successful in using this jmeter-plugin in Azure LoadTest for my test scenarios. But I only succeeded in using a connections string for the servicebus and putting c-string that into a KeyVault.
Unfortunately, I found no way to use the ManagedIdentity, which can be assigned to AzureLoad test, to use that MID to submit messages to the SB. How can that be realized? Is that somehow possible with this version 0.3.0 or is there any change required?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: