Declarative Annotations

@LoadTest supports classes and test methods. Unset fields fall through to the next configuration level. There is no separate @LoadEngine; use @LoadTest(engine = "jdk").

Attribute	Type	Unset default
users	int	-1
rampUp	String	""
hold	String	""
cooldown	String	""
engine	String	""
baseUrl	String	""

Duration values use strings such as 5s, 2m, 1h. Engines are auto, gatling, jdk. Resolution is fluent scenario → method annotation → class annotation → YAML → defaults. User count is clamped to maxUsers.

import io.testfly.loadtest.BaseLoadTest;
import io.testfly.loadtest.LoadTest;
import org.testng.annotations.Test;

@LoadTest(users = 25, rampUp = "5s", hold = "15s", engine = "jdk")
public class CatalogLoadTest extends BaseLoadTest {
    @Test
    public void catalog() {
        load("/products").run().assertP95Below(300);
    }

    @Test
    @LoadTest(users = 50, hold = "30s")
    public void search() {
        load("/products?q=phone").users(40).run().assertP95Below(350);
    }
}

In search, 40 users are selected by the fluent override; the method supplies a 30-second hold and inherits the class engine and ramp-up.