The start command allows you to start a run, either locally or remotely, based on the settins in the config.
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BrowserUp Command Line Util
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Usage:
browserup start
Options:
[--scenario=SCENARIO] # A valid scenario ID from the browserup.yaml configuration file. The first scenario found is used by default.
[--provision], [--no-provision] # If no BrowserUp app is provisioned, provision one before starting the test.
[--cluster-type=CLUSTER_TYPE] # Cluster type, either 'local' or 'aws'.
# Default: local
[--region=REGION] # AWS Region
# Default: us-east-2
[--instance=INSTANCE] # AWS instance type
# Default: m5a.xlarge
[--admin-emails=one two three] # Space separated list of emails to receive system notifications
[--key-pair=KEY_PAIR] # Optional AWS Key Pair name to use for ECS cluster.
[--create-key-pair], [--no-create-key-pair] # Optional flag to create AWS Key Pair for ECS cluster and save it. Ignored in case key_pair is provided.
# Default: true
v, [--verbose], [--no-verbose] # Enable or disable verbose output logging. Disabled by default.
# Or set the $BROWSERUP_CLI_VERBOSE environment variable.
c, [--config=CONFIG] # Path to browserup.yaml configuration file.
# Default: browserup.yaml
a, [--api-token=API_TOKEN] # Your BrowserUp account API access token.
# Or set the $BROWSERUP_API_TOKEN environment variable.
# Required for remote tests. Optional for local tests.
Run a load scenario. Provisions local (default) or remote BrowserUp app. Builds and uploads all items in scenario.
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