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maximum count for avalanche action list

Hi,

I'm using avalanche c100 with commander 4.89.

I wrote actions(urls) approximetery 400 connections with 100 requests,

so total 40,000 rows in the action list. It's divided 8 action lists, and assigined to each client asso.

once this actions loaded into "Run" in avalanche commander, commander generates kind of out of memory errors.

just in case I tried to decreased rows in 20,000, the issue doesn't happen.

so perhaps, I think there is the maximum count for actions(urls).

Does anyone have knowlegde about how can we calculate this limit?

Thank you,

Avalancheavalanche commander
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mrhines answered

There is no set line count or size limit for the action list and other configuration options can impact resources of a specific test (load type, subnet size, object size, etc)
The best way to isolate this as the issue is exactly what you did, cut the list in half until the test is able to start to find the max of a given test.
Tip: For a new configuration use the validate option (green arrow with blue checkbox) for the first run to ensure it runs without errors before running at full load (green arrow).

Note: If you're running into a UI limit you may want to try exporting the test to TCL and re-running again.

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Kudo answered

Thanks, it was solved by using

LOOP aaa START COUNT=

at the action list. maybe it's better to write action script when we want to write lots of actions.

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