A load test suite based on Goose.
Goose is an excellent load testing tool. It is lightweight, fast, and highly efficient compared to other tools like JMeter and Locust. However, one major drawback of Goose is its lack of a graphical user interface (GUI), which can be particularly challenging for non-engineering teams, such as QA teams. Running load tests with Goose requires knowledge of the Rust programming language, which many QA professionals may not have.
The goal of this project is to provide a simple and user-friendly GUI that enables users to leverage Goose for load testing without requiring any Rust programming expertise.
- Rust as main programming language
- SQLite as a database
- Goose as the load testing tool behind the scenes
- HTMX and AlpineJS as JS Framework
- Tailwind and DaisyUI as CSS Framework
- Caddy as Webserver
The fastest way to get started is by using Docker. First, create .env file, then run:
mkdir data
mkdir tls
docker run -v ./data:/opt/data -p 80:80 -v ./tls:/opt/caddy --env-file .env ghcr.io/8grams/ravage
Once the container is running, open your browser and go to http://localhost:80. Login using ADMIN_USERNAME and ADMIN_PASSWORD specified in .env file.
To use Caddy's Auto TLS feature, set on .env, and bind port 443
APP_URL=example.com
docker run -v ./data:/opt/data -p 80:80 -p 443:443 -v ./tls:/opt/caddy --env-file .env ghcr.io/8grams/ravage
- NodeJS >= 20
- bun
- Rustup
- sqlite3 (libsqlite3-dev for ubuntu/mint)
Create .env file from .env.template
cp .env.template .env
Initialize
make initRun migration
make migrate-up
Run Application
make devA Request represents an HTTP request to an endpoint. A Request is associated with a single path. The base path/URL is defined in the collection. It inherits all HTTP headers defined in its collection, but we can override them or define request-specific headers.
A Collection is a group of Requests. A Collection is associated with a single Host or Base URL. It has its own default HTTP headers, which will be inherited by Requests.
We can create a Load Test from a Request or a Collection. If we create a Load Test from a Collection, it will use all associated Requests to attack the target.
For demo: https://ravage.8grams.tech
Login: admin:admin
MIT