receivers: ["system"]

test_case: "system_windows_stress"
validate_type: "stress"
data_type: "metrics"
# Number of metrics to be sent or number of log lines being written  each minute
values_per_minute: "<values_per_minute>"
# Number of seconds the agent should run and collect the metrics. In this case, 5 minutes
agent_collection_period: 300

commit_hash: <commit_hash>
commit_date: <commit_date>

os_family: "<os_family>"
cloudwatch_agent_config: "<cloudwatch_agent_config>"

# Metric that the test needs to validate; moreover, the stress validation already has
# InstanceID dimension; therefore, does not need to validate it
# https://github.com/aws/amazon-cloudwatch-agent-test/pull/109/files#diff-47c87373e751dd9fd5ce504e44b320765c8b84d6cde524a4e8a32cfa34674165R124-R135
metric_namespace: "CloudWatchAgentStress"
metric_validation:
  - metric_name: "procstat cpu_usage"
    metric_sample_count: 300
    metric_dimension:
      - name: "exe"
        value: "amazon-cloudwatch-agent.exe"
      - name: "process_name"
        value: "amazon-cloudwatch-agent.exe"
  - metric_name: "procstat memory_rss"
    metric_sample_count: 300
    metric_dimension:
      - name: "exe"
        value: "amazon-cloudwatch-agent.exe"
      - name: "process_name"
        value: "amazon-cloudwatch-agent.exe"
  - metric_name: "procstat memory_vms"
    metric_sample_count: 300
    metric_dimension:
      - name: "exe"
        value: "amazon-cloudwatch-agent.exe"
      - name: "process_name"
        value: "amazon-cloudwatch-agent.exe"

  # Validations for Network Interface
  - metric_name: "Bytes_Sent_Per_Sec"
    metric_sample_count: 300
    metric_dimension:
      - name: "objectname"
        value: "Network Interface"
      - name: "instance"
        value: "Amazon Elastic Network Adapter"
  - metric_name: "Packets_Sent_Per_Sec"
    metric_sample_count: 300
    metric_dimension:
      - name: "objectname"
        value: "Network Interface"
      - name: "instance"
        value: "Amazon Elastic Network Adapter"