High level tests on dojot

1. SERVER - back end server ( default: localhost)
2. PORT - back end server port (default: 8000)
3. PROTOCOL - protocol (default: http)
4. THREADS - number of parallel threads (default: 1)
5. LOOPS - number of loops in a thread (default: 1)

1. remove the kong api rate limit
   1. file kong.config.sh: rate plugin limit to avoid brute-force atacks
2. start the test configuring the THREADS property (default: 2), for example:

   1.    docker run --name jmeter-test -i -v ${PWD}:${PWD} -w ${PWD} dojot/docker-jmeter:latest -n -t crud-perf.jmx -l run-crud.xml -e -o run-crud -Jserver=10.202.1.1

   2.    ./run.sh -n -t crud-perf.jmx -l run-crud.xml -e -o run-crud -Jserver=10.202.1.1

   3.    ./run.sh -n -t crud-perf.jmx -l run-crud.xml -e -o run-crud -JTHREADS=5 -Jserver=10.202.1.1

3. cleanup before next run:
   1. bash sudo rm -rf run-crud* jmeter.log
4. Note: Jserver must be an IP reached by the jmeter container

1. start the test configuring the LOOPS property (default: 1), for example:

   1.    docker run --name jmeter-test -i -v ${PWD}:${PWD} -w ${PWD} dojot/docker-jmeter:latest -n -t crud.jmx -l run-crud.xml -e -o run-crud -Jserver=10.202.1.1

   2.    ./run.sh -n -t crud.jmx -l run-crud.xml -e -o run-crud -Jserver=10.202.1.1

   3.    ./run.sh -n -t crud.jmx -l run-crud.xml -e -o run-crud -Jloops=5 -Jserver=10.202.1.1

2. cleanup before next run:
   1. bash sudo rm -rf run-crud* jmeter.log
3. Note: Jserver must be an IP reached by the jmeter container