A colleague provided an awesome and very helpful expansion to the capabilities of the load-testing-tools-main toolbox...In its current form, the generate_bounding_boxes.py tool only creates extents in a spatial reference of 3857 (102100). Often, you want to generate bounding boxes using the same spatial reference as the data you want to test. In order to do this, use this updated generate_bounding_boxes.py generate_bounding_boxes.py file.Directions:* Assume an ArcGIS Pro project exists that is pointing to a local copy of load-testing-tools-main* Download the generate_bounding_boxes.py file* Drop into the load-testing-tools-main\scripts folder (replacing the existing generate_bounding_boxes.py file)* Restart ArcGIS Pro to see the changes
Hello @RDSpire,
I am very happy to hear that you found these articles are useful.Yes...our team definitely have more planned, including one that covers our take for interpreting load tests results.Your suggested topic, "How to test a web application published from ArcGIS Enterprise" also sounds like good subject to socialize on Community.Thank you for your feedback!Aaron
I wanted to thank you for putting out this series of articles. Our GIS department has no performance or load testing setup and I have routinely asked about it. With these articles, I've learned a lot about how to get started on setting up our own.
Are there more planned to be released? I'd be very interested in an overview of interpreting load results as well as more detailed looks at how to test something like a web map or web app published from Enterprise.
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