chore: update the load tests (#362)

* chore: reduce dev and test backup frequency to save space

* chore: update load tests, add checks

* feat: extend functionality of load tests to run from pod

* chore: remove redundant readmes

* chore: make make comands

* chore: add config to change hashing algorythm

* chore: add readme change

k6/README.md

@@ -61,16 +61,20 @@ This will create the image and host it. Each time you change the test code of co
 
 Next create the k6-config file in the namespace from which you want to run the tests:
 ```
-oc create -n <NAMESPACE> configmap k6-config --from-file=./src/config/config.json
+make config NAMESPACE="<NAMESPACE>"
 ```
 
 Lastly deploy the config from the `sso-keycloak/k6/k6-runner/openshift/k6` directory.
 ```
-oc -n <NAMESPACE> process -f dc.yaml | oc -n <NAMESPACE> apply -f -
+make run_job NAMESPACE="<NAMESPACE>"
 ```
 
 Be sure to delete the job when done to prevent the load test from re-running in the cluster.
 
+```
+make delete  NAMESPACE="<NAMESPACE>"
+```
+
 #### Running the test locally without docker.
 
 The tests can also be run without docker, by running:

k6/k6-runner/src/tests/helpers.js

@@ -91,7 +91,12 @@ function generateRealms(count) {
     newRealm.id = `newrealm-${i}`;
     newRealm.realm = `newrealm-${i}`;
     newRealm.displayName = `New Realm ${i}`;
+    // When testing different hashing algorythms we deploy new realms with this type of config:
+    // newRealm.passwordPolicy = "hashAlgorithm(pbkdf2-sha256) and hashIterations(27500)";
+    // The default hash iterations are 210000 and pbkdf2-sha512
+    // newRealm.passwordPolicy = "hashIterations(210000) and hashAlgorithm(pbkdf2-sha512)";
     realms.push(newRealm);
+
   }
   return realms;
 }