Telescope is a framework built to test and compare cloud products and services, focusing on evaluating scalability and performance. It enables users to make informed, data-driven decisions for their multi-cloud strategies on Azure, AWS and GCP.
The current supported Kubernetes test scenarios are:
- API Server Benchmark
- Autoscale Benchmark
- Container Networking Benchmark
- Container Storage Benchmark
- Container Runtime Benchmark (incoming)
The current integrated test tools are:
- kperf
- clusterloader2
- resource-comsumer (incoming)
As the achitecture diagram above shows, Telescope streamlines the evaluation process through five key steps:
- Provision Resources
- Validate Resources
- Execute Tests
- Cleanup Resources
- Publish Results
Telescope offers three primary reusable components:
- Terraform modules to manage test resource setup and provide reproducibility.
- Python modules for seamless integration with testing and measurement tools.
- Data Analytics including Blob Storage, Event Hub, and Data Explorer for continuous monitoring.
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This project has adopted the Microsoft Open Source Code of Conduct. For more information see the Code of Conduct FAQ or contact [email protected] with any additional questions or comments.