Python Learning Notes (threading Multithreading)

The blogger optimized the interface framework yesterday and wanted to add some more features.

Think of the performance stress test on the interface

Tools that were used before the work, such as: LoadRunner, JMeter

Thinking about this, we're going to use Python to implement performance stress testing on interfaces.

The first thing to do is to use Python's threading module to implement this function.

Here is the code that you learn to explore:

1 #!/usr/bin/env python2 #-*-coding:utf_8-*-3 4 ImportThreading5 ImportRequests6  fromTimeImportCTime7 8 9 defAPI (URL, data):Ten     Try: OneR =requests.post (URL, data) A         Print "Interface Access return status code:", R.status_code -         Print "interface Request time:", CTime () -         Print "Interface Access return address:", R.url the     exceptException.__bases__: -         Print "Interface Access failed","interface Request time:", CTime () -  -Case_1 = {'username':'Admin','Password':'123456'} -URL1 ='http://localhost:8081/swcw/back/sysLogin.action' +  A  atThreads = [] -  forIinchRange (10): -T_i = Threading. Thread (target=API (URL1, case_1)) - threads.append (t_i) -  - if __name__=='__main__': in      forTinchThreads: - T.setdaemon (True) to T.start () + T.join () -  the     Print "All over %s"% CTime ()

This is a 10-process simultaneous login scenario

After that, you add some performance data to the class form.

Finally I recommend a multi-threaded blog easy to understand

The blogger himself also learned from the above

Http://www.cnblogs.com/fnng/p/3670789.html

Python Learning Notes (threading Multithreading)