This Readme file provides instructions for building and running a Go application named Sirius. A distributed testing framework designed for Couchbase, serving as a REST-based loading service for system, functional, performance and volume testing.

Doc loader different capabilities are described using Rest Endpoints.

Sirius APIs Demo

To build and run Sirius, you will need:

• Go
• Docker
• docker-compose

Clone the repository:

git clone <repository_url>

Navigate to the cloned repository:

cd <repository_name>

Build Sirius:

make build

To run Sirius locally, use the following command:

clean everything and run

make clean

Run

make run

To deploy Sirius using Docker, use the following command:

make deploy

This command will stop any running Docker images, build and start Docker images for Sirius, and verify that the images have been built and started.

To perform a fresh deployment, which will rebuild the Docker images, use the following command:

make fresh_deploy

To stop Sirius, use the following command:

make down

To clean up the task metadata and results directories, use the following command:

make clean

To clean up the directories and then run Sirius, use the following command:

make clean_run

To clean up the directories and then deploy Sirius, use the following command:

make clean_deploy

Sirius is a simple but powerful Go application for loading Data into a server and storing task metadata and results. By following the instructions in this Readme, you can quickly build and run the application locally, or deploy it to a Docker environment for production use.

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