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Configure multiple scenarios
Create and orchestrate multiple scenarios to model complex user behavior. Configure multiple scenarios to represent different user journeys and traffic mixes in a single load test.
The multiple scenarios feature is currently available only for browser load testing.
Depending on your preferred method, select any one of the following to configure multiple scenarios:
You can configure multiple scenarios with different load parameters for each framework:
Configure multiple scenarios
The Multiple Scenarios feature in the Load Configuration section allows you to simulate diverse user behaviors by executing different test flows simultaneously within a single load test. Instead of running a uniform workload, you can define specific user journeys to run in parallel, creating a more realistic traffic simulation.
All scenarios execute concurrently during the test run. You can configure up to 10 distinct scenarios per test.
Steps to configure multiple scenarios
Enable multiple scenarios
In the Load Configuration section, enable the Multiple Scenarios toggle.
Add a new scenario
Click Add Scenario to create a new scenario.
Configure scenario details
For each scenario:
- Provide a unique name for easy identification.
- Select the desired test cases using the supported selector types.
- Provide load configuration details like number of VUs, load profile and regions.
For Selenium tests, the following selector types are supported:
| Selector type | Description |
|---|---|
| Config file | Selenium configuration file path (string) |
Add additional scenarios
Repeat the process to add more scenarios as needed, up to the maximum limit of 10 scenarios per test.
Review the configuration
Review the configuration to ensure all scenarios are set up correctly.
Configure multiple scenarios
The Multiple Scenarios feature in the Load Configuration section allows you to simulate diverse user behaviors by executing different test flows simultaneously within a single load test. Instead of running a uniform workload, you can define specific user journeys to run in parallel, creating a more realistic traffic simulation.
All scenarios execute concurrently during the test run. You can configure up to 10 distinct scenarios per test.
Steps to configure multiple scenarios
Enable multiple scenarios
In the Load Configuration section, enable the Multiple Scenarios toggle.
Add a new scenario
Click Add Scenario to create a new scenario.
Configure scenario details
For each scenario:
- Provide a unique name for easy identification.
- Select the desired test cases using the supported selector types.
- Provide load configuration details like number of VUs, load profile and regions.
For Playwright tests, the following selector types are supported:
| Selector type | Description |
|---|---|
| Title | Test title (string or regex) |
| Tag | Test tag prefixed with @ (string or regex) |
| File Path | Test file path (glob patterns supported) |
| Directory | Directory containing tests (glob patterns supported) |
| Config File | Playwright configuration file |
Add additional scenarios
Repeat the process to add more scenarios as needed, up to the maximum limit of 10 scenarios per test.
Review the configuration
Review the configuration to ensure all scenarios are set up correctly.
Configure multiple scenarios
The Multiple Scenarios feature in the Load Configuration section allows you to simulate diverse user behaviors by executing different test flows simultaneously within a single load test. Instead of running a uniform workload, you can define specific user journeys to run in parallel, creating a more realistic traffic simulation.
All scenarios execute concurrently during the test run. You can configure up to 10 distinct scenarios per test.
Steps to configure multiple scenarios
Enable multiple scenarios
In the Load Configuration section, enable the Multiple Scenarios toggle.
Add a new scenario
Click Add Scenario to create a new scenario.
Configure scenario details
For each scenario:
- Provide a unique name for easy identification.
- Select the desired test cases using the supported selector types.
- Provide load configuration details like number of VUs, load profile and regions.
For WebDriverIO tests, the following selector types are supported:
| Selector type | Description |
|---|---|
| Config file | WebDriverIO configuration file path |
Add additional scenarios
Repeat the process to add more scenarios as needed, up to the maximum limit of 10 scenarios per test.
Review the configuration
Review the configuration to ensure all scenarios are set up correctly.
You can configure multiple scenarios using the CLI by specifying the desired framework:
Configure multiple scenarios
The Multiple Scenarios feature allows you to simulate diverse user behaviors by executing different test flows simultaneously within a single load test. You can configure up to 10 distinct scenarios per test using two different configuration modes.
Test selector types
For Selenium tests, the following selector types are supported:
| Selector type | Description |
|---|---|
| ConfigFile | Selenium XML configuration file path |
Individual config mode
Each scenario defines its own VUs, duration (or iterations), and regions independently. This mode provides complete control over each scenario’s load characteristics.
Load percent mode
Distribute global VUs, duration, and regions across scenarios by percentage. All scenarios must use loadPercent and percentages must sum to 100.
Configure multiple scenarios
The Multiple Scenarios feature allows you to simulate diverse user behaviors by executing different test flows simultaneously within a single load test. You can configure up to 10 distinct scenarios per test using two different configuration modes.
Test selector types
For Playwright tests, the following selector types are supported:
| Selector type | Description |
|---|---|
| title | Test title (string or regex) |
| tag | Test tag prefixed with @ (string or regex) |
| file | Test file path (glob patterns supported) |
| dir | Directory containing tests (glob patterns supported) |
| configFile | Playwright configuration file |
Individual config mode
Each scenario defines its own VUs, duration (or iterations), and regions independently. This mode provides complete control over each scenario’s load characteristics.
Load percent mode
Distribute global VUs, duration, and regions across scenarios by percentage. All scenarios must use loadPercent and percentages must sum to 100.
Configure multiple scenarios
The Multiple Scenarios feature allows you to simulate diverse user behaviors by executing different test flows simultaneously within a single load test. You can configure up to 10 distinct scenarios per test using two different configuration modes.
Test selector types
For WebDriverIO tests, the following selector types are supported:
| Selector type | Description |
|---|---|
| ConfigFile | WebDriverIO XML configuration file path |
Individual config mode
Each scenario defines its own VUs, duration (or iterations), and regions independently. This mode provides complete control over each scenario’s load characteristics.
Load percent mode
Distribute global VUs, duration, and regions across scenarios by percentage. All scenarios must use loadPercent and percentages must sum to 100.
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