Flood Agent
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Introducing Flood Agent
Getting Started on Linux
Getting Started on macOS
Getting Started on Windows
Getting Started - Docker
Getting Started - Local JMeter & Gatling
Running a Flood
Shutting down
How it works
Configuration
Configuring Flood Agent
Configuring JMeter
Configuring Gatling
Configuring Flood Element
Deployment
Overview
Running with systemd (linux)
Running with NSSM (Windows)
Networking
Integrating with a web proxy
HOW-TOs
Setting up Flood Agent with Digital Ocean
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Networking
Flood agent requires access to several endpoints to operate.
To verify network connectivity, please use the flood-agent check command.
If you discover that connectivity is limited, please contact your operations staff.
Your internal network may already have a web proxy which you can use. For more details see Integrating with a web proxy.

Endpoints

The machine running flood-agent must have access to the following endpoints:
    https://drain.flood.io
    https://beacon.flood.io
    https://vault.flud.io
    https://flood-archives.s3-accelerate.amazonaws.com
    https://logs.us-east-1.amazonaws.com
    https://sns.*.amazonaws.com
    https://sqs.*.amazonaws.com
    https://us-west-2.compute.amazon.aws.com
    https://*.docker.io (if planning to use Flood Agent with Docker)
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