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I'm trying to run some tests using k6 on my project running on docker.

I added this to my docker-compose.yml :

  k6:
    image: loadimpact/k6:latest
    command: run /test.js
    volumes:
        - ./tests/test.js:/test.js

It runs my test when I start the project with docker-compose up.

But then the k6 container stops, I want to keep it running so I can do something like docker exec -it k6_container run test2.js

How to achieve this ? Is there a cleaner way to run tests ?

I managed to run the tests but I had to install k6 on my PC, since I'm working with a team I want to add it to the dockerized project.

Thank you

dejanualex
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Mohamed Amine Bouhadjar
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You can docker-compose run a new container with an alternate command; for example

docker-compose run --rm k6 run ./test2.js

Containers aren't expensive to start up, and if your test results are written to either the console or the bind-mounted directory, there shouldn't be a difference between reusing the same container or starting a new one.

David Maze
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