testing-load-balancers
について
このスキルは、Claudeが負荷分散設定をテストできるようにし、トラフィック分散の検証、フェイルオーバーシナリオのテスト、スティッキーセッションとヘルスチェックの確認を行います。開発者がロードバランサーのテスト、トラフィック分散の検証、またはサーバー障害のシミュレーションを依頼した際にご利用ください。BashやGrepなどのツールを備えた`load-balancer-tester`プラグインを使用して動作します。
クイックインストール
Claude Code
推奨/plugin add https://github.com/jeremylongshore/claude-code-plugins-plusgit clone https://github.com/jeremylongshore/claude-code-plugins-plus.git ~/.claude/skills/testing-load-balancersこのコマンドをClaude Codeにコピー＆ペーストしてスキルをインストールします
ドキュメント
Overview
This skill empowers Claude to thoroughly test load balancing configurations, ensuring high availability and optimal performance. It automates the process of validating traffic distribution, simulating server failures, and verifying session persistence.
How It Works
- Initiating the Test: Claude receives a request to test the load balancer.
- Executing the Test Suite: Claude uses the
load-balancer-testerplugin to run a series of tests, including traffic distribution validation, failover testing, sticky session verification, and health check testing. - Presenting the Results: Claude provides a summary of the test results, highlighting any issues or areas for improvement.
When to Use This Skill
This skill activates when you need to:
- Validate traffic distribution across backend servers.
- Test the load balancer's ability to handle server failures.
- Verify that sticky sessions are functioning correctly.
- Ensure that health checks are effectively removing unhealthy servers from the pool.
Examples
Example 1: Validating Traffic Distribution
User request: "Test load balancer traffic distribution for even distribution across servers."
The skill will:
- Execute the
lb-testcommand. - Analyze the traffic distribution across the backend servers.
- Report whether the traffic is evenly distributed.
Example 2: Simulating a Failover Scenario
User request: "Test failover when one of the backend servers becomes unavailable."
The skill will:
- Execute the
lb-testcommand. - Simulate a server failure.
- Verify that traffic is redirected to the remaining healthy servers.
- Report on the success of the failover process.
Best Practices
- Configuration: Ensure the load balancer is properly configured before testing.
- Realistic Scenarios: Test with realistic traffic patterns and failure scenarios.
- Comprehensive Testing: Test all aspects of the load balancer, including traffic distribution, failover, sticky sessions, and health checks.
Integration
This skill works independently using the load-balancer-tester plugin. It can be used in conjunction with other skills to configure and manage the load balancer before testing.
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