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Task Worker - Default
Overview
The Task Worker workload is designed for 2(v)CPU environments, offering a well-balanced intensive workload that smoothly stresses the system, resulting in increased CPU, RAM, and IO usage.
The Task Worker profile is included out of the box for new Login Enterprise deployments. For users upgrading from previous versions, ensure to refer to our GitHub repository for the latest scripts and updates.
For a breakdown of the steps completed as part of the Task Worker workload, see the attached PDF under Additional resources.
Using the Workload
To utilize the workload effectively, follow these steps:
Creating an Application Group
Create an application group where a set of applications will be defined in a specific order with enabled specific application properties.
Each application within the group should be imported separately.
Add the application group to a test.
This process can also be directly integrated into a test environment.
Adding Applications to the Group
Each application is represented as a separate script file (.cs file). For each script file:
Create the application with the specified type and target noted at the beginning of the file.
Upload the script file to the application.
Configuring the Application Group
Arrange the applications within the application group according to the specified order and properties as defined in the table below.
Application | Run once | Leave application running | Type | Target |
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TW_PrepareOffice365 | Enabled | Disabled | Windows Application | winword.exe |
Wait 30 sec |
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TW_Edge_Static_Local_Page | Disabled | Disabled | New Microsoft Edge | Leave Blank |
Wait 30 sec |
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TW_Outlook | Disabled | Enabled | Windows Application | outlook.exe /importprf %TEMP%\LoginPI\outlook.prf |
Wait 30 sec |
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TW_Excel | Disabled | Enabled | Windows Application | excel.exe |
Example of a Configured Application Group
This screenshot displays the default Application Groups for the Task Worker as of Login Enterprise 5.11.
Clicking the edit button (pencil icon) for each group reveals the applications included and their specified order.
Additional Resources
For managing application behavior in Login Enterprise, see Configuring Applications for Testing.
To learn more about the Knowledge Worker Workload, see the Knowledge Worker Workload.