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acuvue_bzt.yml: locations:
bzt.log:[2021-04-13 19:31:51,983 DEBUG Engine] Module config: cloud {'class': 'bzt.modules.blazemeter.CloudProvisioning', 'default-location': 'us-central1-a', 'project': 'Magento - MyAcuvue', 'test': '04-14 Baseline'}
cloud.json: "default-location": "us-central1-a",
cloud.json: "locations": {
cloud.yml: locations:
cloud.yml: default-location: us-central1-a
effective.json: "default-location": "us-central1-a",
effective.json: "locations": {
effective.json: "dump-locations": true
effective.json: "locations": {
effective.yml: locations:
effective.yml: dump-locations: true
effective.yml: locations:
effective.yml: default-location: us-central1-a
Release : SAAS
Component : BLAZEMETER PERFORMANCE TESTING
Working as designed.
This test was run locally but the test actually runs in the cloud. The bzt.log snippet you provided shows a time of bzt.log:[2021-04-13 19:31:51,983 DEBUG Engine]m but the bzt.log from the test run shows [2021-04-13 23:33:34,791 DEBUG Engine]. And the region shows 'region': 'us-east-1'. There is no mention of us-central1-a in the test run bzt.log.
If you look at the taurus.yml, in the execution section it says to run in location us-east-1, which it did. If you go down to the modules section, default-location in the cloud is set to us-central1-a. This is stating if you do not set a location in your configuration, it will default to location us-central1-a.